2011 Hispanic Social Media Insights Webinar Series Kicks Off March 23 with Free Webinar on ‘How Government and Non-Profits are Using Hispanic Social Media’
How Government and Non-Profits Are Using Hispanic Social Media
NEW YORK, NY – The 2011 Hispanic Social Media Insights Webinar Series starts March 23 (1 to 2 p.m. ET) with a free national webinar titled “How Government and Non-Profits are using Hispanic Social Media.”
The national webinar series is a partnership of Hispanicize with the Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA).
“Our webinar series is now a permanent monthly addition to the family of resources that Hispanicize and HPRA will provide free of charge to brands and other Latino social media marketers on a consistent, ongoing basis,” said Hispanicize CEO Manny Ruiz who is also the organizer of Hispanicize 2011, the 2nd Annual Hispanic PR & Social Media Conference.
Among the hot topics that will be discussed in the first webinar of the year are:
– What are some of the current best practices being used by government agencies and nonprofits to engage specific segments of the online Hispanic audience by delivering unique, targeted content to attract, engage, and create community.
– What are the key differences in running a campaign for government or a non-profit versus for a corporation?
– Case Studies illustrating how several government agencies and nonprofits are using the web and social media to actively engage Latinos online.
– How social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter meet the unique communication needs of government agencies and nonprofits. Read More »
