Looking for a crash course in Twitter? Look no further. By popular demand, Profectio & PR In Canada presents Twitter 101 For Business (also a lead up to the As The World Tweets conference part of Toronto Tech Week).
You’ll learn directly all the basics of Twitter:
- How to create an account
- Why use the service for our business?
- What should I say on Twitter?
- Who should manage the Twitter account?
- What is ReTweeting?
- Examples of how some of the companies we cover on Profectio & PR In Canada use Twitter
Instructor: Dave Forde – Founder of Profectio & PR In Canada (@daveforde on Twitter)
Date: September 16, 2009
- 8:00 – 8:30 AM – Registration and continental breakfast will be served
- 8:30 – 11:30 PM – Presentations Followed by Q & A
Where: 130 West Centre, 130 Dundas West, Toronto, Canada
Who Should Attend:
- Business professionals looking to learn how Twitter can help their business
- Entrepreneurs who want to extend their presence online.
- Presidents, Founders, Senior VPs, Vice Presidents
- Editors, Publishers, Media Sales Executives, New Media Executives, Social Media & Public Relations Professionals
- Corporate Marketers, Advertising Executives
- Brand Managers, Content Producers & Managers, Business Development Managers, Consultants
- From industries such as – education, government, non- profit, automotive, technology, finance and consumer packaged goods
Past Profectio Event Attendees – Delegates from companies such as Microsoft, Yahoo, Trapeze Media, Segal Communications, KPMG, CIBC, CBC, CanWest, Deloitte, Hill & Knowlton, Workopolis, IBM, Rogers and Virgin Mobile
Past Profectio Events – Social Media – Sex & Sizzle” “As the World Searches” and “Digital Advertising – What is Next”, “Word Up – Canada’s Word of Mouth Marketing Conference” and The Bold & The Blogging
Founder of Profectio of business sites which includes 
The truth is Google is afraid of the Canadian user.
As a American who lives, travels, works and visits Canada regularly I am very disappointed to not have access to a Canadian number and am working hard with “other” companies to ensure Google gets paid back for it’s arrogant California attitude!!
I can’t see it either…
It’s probably a matter of copyright and laws. It will come to Canada for sure. Just wait a little bit. It takes time to submit the project to CRTC, for exemple, and them to accreditate Google to launch it.
Remember Satellite Radio, iPhones, etc..
Although this is a sponsored event (I’m often cautious about being a tool for branding and marketing) Iäm glad to see that LG is reaching out in new and creative ways.