Learn how to optimize social profiles for business Wed. Nov. 16

Learn how to optimize social profiles for business Wed. Nov. 1614 Nov

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Google+ just unveiled their answer to Facebook’s business-and-brand-centric Pages called…heh…Google+ Pages. Facebook just got its hand slapped by the FTC for privacy violations, so yet more interface and policy changes are at work over there. Meanwhile, LinkedIn is still the most business-centric of all social networks, which may be why no one ever talks about it.

So where, and how, should businesses list themselves on the social web? Glad you asked, because the Louisville Digital Association is stepping up to answer on Wednesday, Nov. 16 with How to Optimize Social Profiles for Business, a lecture on best practices delivered by members of the LDA board. We’ll cover how to:

Use the Facebook page of your business to attract more fans and customers
Set up a Google+ profile for your business
Optimize your company’s presence on LinkedIn
Apply best practices for business profiles for your individual social media profiles as well

The knowledge will be dropped at the DeVry University campus (our sponsors for this event), 10172 Linn Station Road, Suite 300, Louisville, KY 40223. Networking begins at 6:30 p.m. and food from Firehouse Subs will be provided.

Seating is limited (as are the free munchies) so reserve your spot here.

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About the Louisville Digital Association

The Louisville Digital Association (LDA) was established to further the digital future of Louisville, KY and the Commonwealth. With its roots as the Social Media Club of Louisville, the Louisville Digital Association has expanded the conversation to trends on mobile, desktop web, entrepreneurship and technology in addition to social media. We continue to bring together the perspectives of engineering and development, design and user experience, sales and marketing, business and leadership from the Fortune 500 to entrepreneurs and start-ups. The diversity in these viewpoints provides valuable input to all. The Louisville Digital Association facilitates ongoing dialogue to engage and grow all involved, especially those with a connection to the area.