Real Fresh TV | Specialists in Social Commerce and Social Media Marketing

Yes, exciting news indeed!

Attending Real Fresh TV’s training courses now contributes to achieving Chartered Practitioner status at the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR).

Each course contributes credits to the CIPR’s Chartered Continuous Professional Development (CPD) scheme.

Logging CIPR credits gained from our training courses
Real Fresh TV training delegates that are CIPR members can log credits gained from attending our courses on the CIPR’s online CPD system where they will be prompted to log in with their CIPR membership number.

Our half-day courses run monthly at Peter House in Manchester city centre.  Map.

Each course costs £150+VAT at the standard rate.

Delegates can take advantage of a 20% discount if they book up to a week before the course date.

A full calendar of dates are available on the Calendar.

To book to attend one of our training courses:
Select the course date you wish to attend and register online!

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The Learning Social Media By Doing Course has been put together in response to requests by attendees of the popular Social Media Starter Course for a more practical, hands-on training event.

Designed as a follow up to the entry level Social Media Starter Course, the Learning Social Media By Doing Course is a practical half day workshop that gives anyone new to social media a safe environment to try on the tools for size.

Do you need to Twitter for work?  Have you just been nominated company blogger but don’t know your WordPress from your Movable Type?  Do you feel overwhelmed by all this talk of trackbacks, pingbacks and Google PageRank?

Then the Learning Social Media By Doing Course is for you.

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I’m pleased to announce that you can now register for our newly minted Social Media Starter Course.

Social Media Starter Course

Date: 10 October 2008
Time: 9:30am–12:30pm
Venue: One Central Park, Northampton Road, Manchester, M40 5WW
Cost: £100 including lunch

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Introduction
In these times of economic uncertainty, how do you stand out in a crowded marketplace?

Your competition is increasingly your customers themselves, empowered by social media platforms like blogs, micro-blogging tools like Twitter and profiles on social networking and video sharing sites.

They are staying connected with each other for longer online, and increasingly via the mobile web using smartphones like the iPhone, creating and consuming information about products and services in a virtuous circle of digital word of mouth.

It is time to admit the inevitable.

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