Social Media and KBDi
Social media has rocked the business communications world in a way that hasn’t been seen since email was released. Even the most avid sceptics are joining the movement, ready to recognise its value to their business.
For the KBDi, social media is more than a passing phase. It is an opportunity to provide its members with a forum for discussion, information and professional development, in a respectful and open manner. The tool KBDi has selected is LinkedIn.
An exclusive members-only area, the KBDi LinkedIn page will feature:
- a discussion forum
- industry updates
- a jobs board
- industry opinion polls
- upcoming event details, and
- event highlights.
YouTube will also feature as a prominent channel through which members can view informational webinars. Members will also have the opportunity to put their suggestions into a virtual ‘suggestion box’ for topics they would like more information on.
With more features and resources becoming available for members as the year progresses, this is truly an initiative you can sink your teeth into.
Sign up to become a part of the exclusive members-only KBDi group on LinkedIn here.
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