Calling South Tyneside people who have recently started a business (or are thinking about starting) This is for you!

Looking to boost your online presence and create social media posts that really stand out? Join this practical, hands-on workshop designed to help you master the secret of making your social media POP!

If you're new to social media or want to sharpen your skills, this session will take you through the practicalities you need to consider when posting content.

You'll learn the tricks professionals use to make their posts pop and really jump out to their target customers. Expert Lee Casey, who has delivered digital marketing sessions to hundreds of North East entrepreneurs to great acclaim, has developed this session especially for TEDCO so YOU can access it too. You'll also meet TEDCO Business Advisor Jeff Thompson who'll be on hand to explain the additional support available through the Start Up South Tyneside programme.

Lee Casey will be excitedly sharing her top tips on:

• Techniques to capture great photos
• The design of engaging posts that grab attention and reflect your brand
• Scheduling content to save time and stay consistent
• Sharing practical tips for maximum engagement

This is an ideal session if you are in the planning stages of starting your business, have recently started your business, are looking to improve your social media skills or are new to social media and need to know how to get started.

What to bring:

• A smartphone with internet access – we’ll provide free wifi
• Any photos or content ideas you’d like to work on during the session
• Tea/coffee/water will be provided and you are welcome to bring along your own drinks.

South Tyneside residents and new start-up owners accessing this support will be asked to take part in a brief phone-based diagnostic to ensure as much as possible is gleaned from the session. Regional eligibility criteria apply.

This is a business start up programme delivered by TEDCO Business Support Ltd on behalf of South Tyneside Council which aims to support local residents with their aspirations to start up a business. This project is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.