Got Social?

Got social? Or has social media got you? With 4.7 billion worldwide social media users, chances are you and your customers are among them. Don’t be just another user. Now is the time to up your game on social media to make your business stand out and build meaningful relationships.

When used effectively, social media marketing is a powerful tool that…

• Increases leads and sales
• Serves your target customer
• Establishes your brand and voice
• Builds your online reputation
• Works well even with tiny marketing budgets

Join us virtually or in person for this all-day event. Our lineup of presenters will help you really GET how to approach social media strategically to grow your business. We’ll show you how to gauge which social channel is best for your business, navigate that platform, and convert followers to customers so you can confidently answer the question, “Got social?”

The day will have five main sessions, along with mini-session options. Featured speakers:

• Molly Shirell, Obtain Creative – General Session
• Frank H Cox III, CMW- Closing Session
• Jamia Evans, Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau – Facebook
• Florence Nunn, SAU ASBTDC – TikTok
• Eyona Mitchell, ASBTDC – Instagram

On-site at the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, we’ll have lunch catered by the Croissanterie, compliments of TruService Community Federal Credit Union, along with a cornhole tournament for some fun socializing, and networking opportunities on the beautiful scenic walking trail (weather permitting). PLUS, you can visit our digital health check lab, where our digital experts will look at your social media pages and give you on-the-spot advice.

Presented by the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center and Arkansas Business Navigator

The Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration through a partnership with the University of Arkansas at Little Rock College of Business, Health, and Human Services and other institutions of higher education. All ASBTDC programs are extended to the public on a non-discriminatory basis. Language assistance services are available for limited English proficient individuals. Reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance.