Twitter basics for Business: Nagoya IBC Forum

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Social Media has brought a whole new way of engaging with your customers that has both benefits and pitfalls. Now firmly entrenched in the mainstream, social media is an essential element of a business's marketing toolkit. 

Whether a professional marketer, social media enthusiast, or business person, this informal networking and information sharing session will bring together people to discuss the topic in as great a depth as the interest of the crowd will bear.

Bring questions, answers, and a desire to participate. To start us off Mr. Justin Dart, Social Media Marketing Manager at JapanTourist.jp, will introduce some strategies for utilizing twitter effectively. This promises to be an interesting and informative event, and a great opportunity to network.

As this event is designed to be an open forum of discussion, attendees are encouraged to bring any information that they wish to share, as well as any questions that they have. Although active participation is not required, it will make for a more active and informative session.

If you can’t make it, you can still participate via twitter. 

Tweet your questions or add to the discussion using the hashtag #NGOibc.

You can also follow me @ideasabound or IBC chair Ray Proper @rayproper. We will be tweeting all night.
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I will specifically be talking about Twitter basics for Business addressing why twitter is important and how it can help a brand build loyalty and generate leads.

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TO REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT: CONTACT
Noriko Kato
Email: <nkato@accj.or.jp>

VENUE: ACCJ Chubu Office
WHEN: September 19th 7:30pm to 8:30pm 
MAP: < http://www.accj.or.jp/doclib/maps/NagoyaMap.pdf>
COST: Members: 500 yen, guests/nonmembers: 1,000 yen
Bring your own food and drinks OR order when you get here!
HOST: Independent Business Program Committee-Chubu
NOTE: This meeting is OFF THE RECORD
NOTE: Only 10 seats are available, first-come, first-reserve!



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