How Social Media Can Grow Your Chamber
-An Online Workshop- 
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
1:00 - 2:30 PM EST; Only $69.00

It's puzzling to think that many chambers of commerce are still putting off the benefits of social media. These powerful tools enable your organization to do all the things you're already doing, but with more immediacy and frequency while giving a face to your community. And, your members get to participate!

This is a special presentation for Chambers of Commerce to gain a firm grasp on why and how to engage in social media. You need a strategy and we'll show you how to develop one in this 90-minute, information-packed online workshop.

What you'll learn:

• How chambers benefit uniquely from social media: Explore the opportunities that are available to the chamber to redefine its relationships, its interactions and its place in the management of “community” through social media.

• How do you monitor, preserve and protect your chambers brand: Given the nature of your business, your brand isn't just in your hands! We'll discuss those unique challenges and how you can empower your members to improve engagement and relate their success stories.

• Liability, Policy & Procedures: Common policies in your organization’s operations manual like confidentiality, intellectual property and liability all take on a new twist in today’s open-book world of social media. Learn about how to both satisfy the lawyers and the HR folks but also empower your employees to get the most out of social media for your organization and its members.

As chambers struggle to stay ahead of the economy, social media may make the difference. Many chambers have seen a dip in membership this year, and social media may be the best way to bring value to existing members, encourage members to return or find new members. 

(We promise not to pawn your info.)

"I was an attendee at this morning’s Webinar presentation. Thank you for the information and presentation. It was well presented and run." 
-Karisa Koenig, Meissner Filtration Products, Inc.