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About the webinar

The second in our “Next Level” socials series, in this one hour session, the Digital Culture Network’s Tech Champion for Social Media, Haydn Corrodus, will take you through what you could be doing on Twitter to help build a more engaged audience. From platform best practice, to using analytics to understand your audience’s habits, you will finish this webinar armed with new ideas and the confidence to take your Twitter account to the next level.

Haydn is also joined by Katy Minshall, Head of UK Public Policy for Twitter, who will discuss the latest developments on the platform.

You will learn:

Platform best practice
How to build an audience
How to measure success

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Social media image size guide

Everything you need to know about moments

5 top Twitter features for business

How to schedule posts on Twitter

How to build followers on Twitter

Twitter Polls

Further Support

The Digital Culture Network is here to support you and your organisation. Our Tech Champions can provide free 1-2-1 support to all arts and cultural organisations who are in receipt of, or eligible for, Arts Council England funding. If you need help or would like to chat with us about any of the advice we have covered above, please get in touch. Sign up to our newsletter below and follow us on Twitter @ace_dcn for the latest updates.

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