S4SCON Video On-Demand Now Available
Missed out on this year’s virtual Social for Safety Conference? While the interactive, live features have ended, it’s not too late to get access to the recorded sessions of useful social media training that happened in September with our S4SCON Video On-Demand.
At a reduced price — and only available for purchase through November 20 — you can view recorded S4SCON sessions at times that work best for you, to protect your agency, keep public trust & strengthen your outreach. Click here to get S4SCON Video On-Demand.
Here are just some of the sessions you’ll get access to:
- Twitter Crisis Response, Tom Tarantino from Twitter
- Creating a Pandemic Playbook, Colette Cosner & Warren Kagarise
- Don’t be a Facebook Fool. Can Agencies Discipline Employees’ Private Social Media Posts? Mark R. Weaver
- How to Choose the Right Tech for Successful Livestreams in a Crisis, Kerry Shearer
- Using Instagram Stories to Engage in a Pandemic, Jameil Weldon
- Plus, many other topics including allyship, handling comments, transparency, self-care, changing roles, team communications and more.
Sessions will be able to view on-demand until December 20, 2020. Don’t miss your last chance to get access to S4SCON!
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