Social Media and the Arts: Why and How it Should Work for You
Posted in Events on April 8, 2009
A joint presentation by Pete Codella, APR and Brian Seethaler, director for Redirect Community. For the Mountain West Conference on the Arts by the Utah Arts Council.
Title: Social Media and the Arts: Why and How it Should Work for You
Date: May 7, 2009
Time: 10:45 a.m. to Noon
Place: The Utah Cultural Celebration Center located at 1355 West 3100 South in West Valley City, Utah
RSVP: View the complete conference schedule and register online at arts.utah.gov.
Description: From social networking to blogging to sharing multimedia online, artists now have the ability to be their own publisher and promoter through a variety of different channels. New technology called social media has forever changed traditional modes of communication. Now, through smart social networking and online positioning, an individual or small nonprofit arts organization can wield as much influence as a large corporation.
Learn about some of the most popular tools of the social media trade — including LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and YouTube — and how they can help you develop a stronger following. Discover the reasons why social media helps drive engagement and learn from effective uses of social media by artists and for artists.
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