Join Nosy Crow's Social Media Executive, Lara Kelly, for an in-depth workshop where you will Learn Practical Tips and How-To's to Harness the Power of Social Media for Creators PLEASE BOOK AND PAY FOR YOUR TICKET below to secure your place and receive the Zoom link. This is NOT a Free event!
Sunday 16 March 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. 2-hour Zoom workshop (Recording available)
About This Workshop
Social media can be a daunting space! But with this event, learn how to be your most authentic self on social media. Feel more confident when posting. From what hashtags to use to which platforms best suit you, Lara will help you capture the attention of your audience and in turn, gain more followers, reach and engagement.
DEMYSTIFYING SOCIAL MEDIA FOR ALL!
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YOU WILL LEARN: The Power of Social Media for Authors; How to Choose the Best Platforms; Crafting Your Online Identity; Building Reader Relationships; Creating Engaging Content and Staying Consistent; Interactive Tasks; Q&A
LARA KELLY
Lara is Social Media Executive at Nosy Crow. She graduated with a Publishing degree in June 2019 from Oxford Brookes University where she discovered her love of children’s publishing. During COVID she worked at Kenilworth Books as a bookseller where she learned about the art of selling books and the power of strong imagery on social media. She has been at Nosy Crow for three years, shaping their online presence through social media. Lara enjoys the creative ways in which someone can capture their audience’s attention through social media, and she has begun teaching authors how they can do the same. Follow Lara on Twitter/X: @lararose_7
Please book your place by clicking the BOOK NOW button and purchasing a ticket. You will then receive the workshop Zoom link in your booking confirmation. It is NOT a free event!
This event will be recorded. Recordings are available for 30 days after the event.
Please note no refunds.
Underrepresented Places
We recognise all diverse experiences, including (but not limited to) LGBTQIA+, BAME, gender diversity, people with disabilities, and ethnic, cultural, and religious minorities. We subscribe to a broad definition of disability, which includes but is not limited to physical, sensory, cognitive, intellectual, or developmental disabilities, chronic conditions, and mental illnesses (this may also include addiction). Furthermore, we subscribe to a social model of disability, which presents disability as created by barriers in the social environment, due to lack of equal access, stereotyping, and other forms of marginalisation. We are offering ten full scholarship places, awarded to authors and illustrators in need and from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds. Please email britishisles-ra2@scbwi.org by 10 March to apply for your place.