Notes & Slides: Social Media for Accountants - without the hype!

During this session Mark introduced the concept of online social networking, explained the pros and cons for accountants and gave independent advice on how to get started.

Mark Lee, FCA CTA (Fellow), Chairman of the Tax Advice Network and a past Chairman of the ICAEW Tax Faculty, is probably one of the most active accountancy trained bloggers, tweeters and contributors to online media. He has been sharing his tips and advice for accountants in this regard for since 2008. In January 2011 Accountancy Age described Mark as "The most networked accountant in the UK".

During this half day masterclass, Mark covered the following with his popular practical, commercial and pragmatic style:

What is online 'social' networking and how relevant is it to accountants?
What works and what doesn't work re marketing accountants on social media?
What are the main differences between LinkedIn, Twitter, Ecademy and Facebook?
With limited time what's worthwhile and what isn't?

Social Media for Accountants

There is no substitute for being present and hearing Mark live, but for those who are interested you can now access a full set of the notes and the slides Mark used at the half day masterclass.

Available now for just £16 + VAT.(Free to Gold and Platinum members of the Tax Advice Network)

Notes & Slides

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