Description
Complete our Twitter for Business Online Course to boost your business prospects. Twitter is one of the largest social networks in the world and it is not just full of people telling you what they are having for breakfast! Leading professionals and company directors use it both personally and for business. If you are seeking to gain a business advantage, develop your brand awareness, provide excellent customer service or keep up with your competitors, you need training to maximise Twitter’s potential.
Why Complete Our Twitter for Business Online Course?
This CPD accredited course will open your eyes to the possibilities Twitter offers for marketing and promotion of your business, product, or personal brand. Learn the “how” and “why” of Twitter and how to work with it efficiently.
Awarded 13 CPD Points upon successful completion of this course.
Concise Training’s social media courses are updated every 6 months, come with unlimited tutor support and the cost includes your assessment and certificate.
Download the syllabus document here.
Jenny Collins (verified owner) –
A really enjoyable and useful course. It was great to be able to go at my own pace, login when I wanted to, and pick up the course where I left off. A great introduction to Twitter for business, I would recommend it.
Eimear McCarthy –
This Twitter course is very detailed and a great learning experience. I have really enjoyed it. I use Twitter daily as part of my job and I still learnt new things from the course. I would definitely recommend the course to anyone interested in learning more about the use of Twitter.
Antoinette O’Dowd –
I found it very useful.
Gillian Shaw –
A really good course for understanding Twitter – from the basic of posts – to answering and re tweeting. This is a great social media tool for any business and this course is a fantastic way of learning how to optimise usage.
Bridgid –
Great course – highly recommended – worth it just to find out how to do geocoding searches
Phoebe –
Really enjoying learning how to use Twitter properly – thanks Mary