Using AI Tools for Social Media - Webinar
Marketing on social media requires a lot of work.
Thinking of relevant ideas, writing posts & headlines, then planning, scheduling & posting content regularly takes time, effort, and creative energy. It can be exhausting and overwhelming.
AI tools can make social media easier and more effective.
In this live, online webinar we will show you how to harness existing AI tools to plan smarter, create better content, and manage the process too. You’ll get real-world examples to help you understand how to make AI work for your social media campaigns. Your instructor will provide information, examples and demonstrate the process.
What you’ll learn:
- Which AI tools are good for social media marketing
- How to use AI applications for content creation
- What best practices help to keep your brand authentic
Whether you’re just starting with AI or looking to refine your strategy, join us to build your skills, knowledge and confidence to integrate AI into your own social media workflow.
NOTE: This session is the 'lecture' to help you understand using AI tools. We encourage you to also sign up for one of our monthly 'lab sessions' where you can get hands on practice and guidance. Check out our events calendar for those dates.
Speaker(s): Mary Joynt, Marketing Coach Loudoun SBDC
Co-Sponsor(s):
We will be referring to multiple AI models during the session: You do not to need have access to an AI model for this webinar, but it may be helpful to be able to follow along. If you want to do so please set up a free account in advance on your AI model of choice. We will probably reference Gemini, ChatGPT and Claude as reference models. You don't need a paid AI account to participate in this webinar session.
Fee: No Cost
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Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance.
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