

Congratulations! You've landed on the right place to learn how you can reach thousands of potential customers, build your community, create a lovable brand in social media, and do this all effectively and cheaply. Plus you can start now!
You probably already use Facebook for your retail store, whether it's online, a physical store or both, but your aren't sure if you are doing it properly. And you know you could be getting more out of it. You get stuck on what images to post, whether to post videos, and how to create a Facebook ad that actually targets the buyers you want. Then, once you gain the followers, you don't know how to convert them to customers for your business!
"A brand is no longer what we tell the customer it is - it is what customers tell each other it is."
Social media is not set and forget. First you dive in and create a Facebook account for your business, then another on Instagram, and that's when the real learning begins. So now, when do you post? How often? What hashtags should you use? How do I retarget website visitors? And what even is a hashtag?
Don't worry...we'll walk you through all this..
We know you love to share your products with people in real life, you're proud of them, and so you should be! Social media is just a bigger, better, supercharged version of you sharing your products to people face-to-face. BUT... unlike one on one, or with a customer in-store, social media can connect you with so many more people that want what you're selling. By using social media well, you'll get to talk to all your potential clients from all over New Zealand and the world. And as a savvy retailer, you'd be a fool to miss out on that.
As a retailer, you need to be on Facebook and Instagram, and doing it well! And we show you how!
That, and you will get all our expert tips and tricks that will save you time and money. Yep, there's also that.
"Social Media is the new 0800 number. It's where your customers are and how they contact businesses in 2017, so you need to be there too!" Wendy Thompson, CEO, Socialites Group."
Wouldn't it be a good idea to create a course?