GROUP TRAINING
Sign up for the latest edition of the group Digital PR course for beginners — work through all the fundamentals, tackle creative tasks, and get ready to see the digital world and marketing in a whole new way.
Previous editions received nothing but praise — but let's not paste testimonials here. It feels a bit lame. If you're curious how it went, feel free to reach out to one of our past participants. They're friendly.
Group sessions run for one month, with two in-person meetings per week, at a price of 580 KM. Payment in instalments is possible, in periods we agree on as most suitable for participants. Applications are open until 9 November.
The new sessions begin in the third week of November and run until mid-December, with exact dates to be confirmed in agreement with the group.
If you prefer one-on-one work, get in touch here.
- Introductions? Definitely.
- Busting myths about digital marketing? Maybe.
- Drawing the line between old and new? Hard.
- Presenting everything you've done so far? Nope.
- Choosing a brand for the course? Absolutely.
- What is traditional PR and who still cares about it?
- A press release you won't be embarrassed by
- A PR article everyone actually wants to read
- Where does it fit in the digital age?
- Storytelling as the mother of all content
- Storytelling as the practice of this course
- Events in service of PR
- How to create one that everyone talks about?
- An event scenario you'll be proud of
- ATL we haven't (entirely) forgotten
- Facebook still likes you
- Instagram sets you a challenge
- How to break through where everyone already is
- And how to make it all work together
- TikTok where you don't (have to) twerk
- YouTube where you don't (have to) prank anyone
- Platforms that do (and don't) love every video
- A script that (doesn't) have to be written down
- Community Management
- Arguments, hugs, swear words, greetings
- Influencers who cost a fortune
- Influencers who bring you a fortune
- Taboo topics from digital shadows
- A campaign? Definitely.
- Advertising? In measured doses.
- SEO? Mandatory.
- Artificial intelligence? Maybe.
- The digital PR of the future? Absolutely.