• Hannah Burden

    Great presentation, thank you. Steve is excellent and very informative. Will certainly be taking a lot of what he said and passing it on to my clients....

  • Dianne Morrison

    Very helpful-would be great to see a case study. Something for another seminar?...

  • Jade Trimbee

    Great presentation with loads of really useful information. Thank you for the insight! Regards Jade...

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Hannah Burden

Great presentation, thank you. Steve is excellent and very informative. Will certainly be taking a lot of what he said and passing it on to my clients.

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Dianne Morrison

Very helpful-would be great to see a case study. Something for another seminar?

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Jade Trimbee

Great presentation with loads of really useful information. Thank you for the insight!

Regards
Jade

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Karishma Jethwani

The presentation was very informative and gave pertinent insights on the do's and don'ts of Social Media.
It would be great if the prca team could mail me the presentation, so that I can refer to it for further reference also.
Thanks

26/04/2013 11:51:23  Add Reply

Katy at PRCA Training

Hi Karishma,
Thanks for your feedback. Presentation on it's way!

Katy

26/04/2013 12:04:54

Sharon Rice-Jones

Very good. Clearly and concisely presented at a pace that kept you engaged. Good use of examples.

Thanks

Sharon

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Constantine Muzvuru

Great webinar. Shelia's use of examples from her career made it easier to understand the points she was making.

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Constantine Muzvuru

Great webinar. I understand blogs in more light now.

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Natalie Rodgers

Would be useful to get the presentation but was a good intro and really useful links given. Agree that more practical examples would be good!

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Constantine Muzvuru

Great webinar as usual from Steve. However, I couldn't help but feel that it/he was rushed/rushing. Still a good webinar nonetheless.

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Abdul Karim Samaan

Great presentation. Very straight forward and informative and definitely a topic that more companies should be in tune with.

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Maja Petersson

Great seminar!

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caroline rheubottom

Very useful and thorough webinar

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Marijke De Troyer

Very informative on how to use this social platform and how to evaluate social media efforts made.
If I would have to tweet this presentation? In less than 30 characters: be useful, be interesting!!

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Ã-zge Cesur

It was a great presentation, I wish we could have the voice recording of it together with the presentations available on the intranet because there are very valuable answers and information provided.
Best Regards,

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Ekaterina Vitkova

The training was very useful by showing some good tools for SEO. I would suggest to be more practical oriented towards day -to day PR work.

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Lisa Bollins

Brilliant presentation, very informative.

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Liyi Liang

It's quite useful especially when i realise it's related to employee engagement, which is my dissertation topic.

I enjoy it very much!

But could you send me a copy of slides? And sometimes I could not get feedback when I send email, asking for it after webminars.

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Maria Rus

This has been a brilliant presentation absolutely practical and with very interesting background. People who talk frome and share their experience are great. Thank you! And to live his email for further comments is great

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Eliane Nugent Ngoue

Brilliant presentation. Very informative. Enjoyed it..

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Olivia Easton

Great Social Media Etiquette webinar, brilliant examples used to illustrate key points and do's and don'ts - thank you Steve Dunne.

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