Practically Perfect PA
JULY 4, 2016
For any of us that have heard Lucy speak, we will know that Matthew is the person that keeps the wheels rolling at Executive Secretary Magazine while Lucy travels around the world promoting the industry. Meeting and greeting visitors, liaising with clients, suppliers and other staff in a professional manner.
Practically Perfect PA
FEBRUARY 5, 2013
Twitter is great for networking and hearing from other assistants, LinkedIn is great for professional development and job hunting, Facebook is useful for interesting articles and receiving updates from relevant companies. Do promote yourself and your achievements. No matter how much you want to vent your frustrations… don’t!
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Practically Perfect PA
JUNE 9, 2015
Twitter Walls. If you want to merge the offline and the online world at an event then a Twitter Wall is a great way to do it. They don’t try and replicate your phone’s Twitter feed but rather whisk you into a multi media world. Once again there are technologies there to help us promote our event.
Eco-Office Gals
NOVEMBER 8, 2012
Membership offers networking with other members in your line of business, coaching, insurance, events, twitter chats, and suppliers. I hope you enjoy the guide, please share it with your networks if you do, and help promote small business.
Andrea Kalli
FEBRUARY 1, 2017
While Facebook or Twitter might be working reasonably well, you might be able to enjoy even more customer engagement if you tried audience outreach via livestreaming video or audio broadcasts. Consider connecting with global suppliers to discover new products or reworking the products you already offer. and it works great!
Practically Perfect PA
OCTOBER 23, 2013
There were many free training sessions for assistants to attend and the exhibitors were all relevant suppliers to the industry which again is not always the case with these types of events! This is what I did: I used social media to promote the event and my attendance at it. I tweeted about the show, the speakers and the content.
Productivity Bits
SEPTEMBER 2, 2011
It requires concerted and focused effort and various brand promotion exercises, many of which are expensive propositions. Blogging or starting a blog is one great and inexpensive way to promote a brand. Starting a conversation with a consumer is a good way to promote personal interaction, which may also be visible to others.
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