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Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Girls & Social Media - The Brand of You

  Girls & Social Media "The Brand of You - Protecting Your Identity, Reputation & Image" is funded     by PEI's Interministerial Women's Secretariat


Girls love the internet and social networking. The two have become intricate parts of their daily lives affecting everything from how they connect and communicate with friends, learn about the world around them, spend their leisure and entertainment time, and define their self image and social worth. While there are many benefits to using social media, with its use comes inherent dangers that puts girls of all ages at serious risk.

Managing and protecting your online identity and digital footprint has become increasingly important. The purpose of The Brand of You! is to educate girls on the benefits and dangers of social media, while empowering them to use social networking for good.

This workshop will teach girls how to manage their online presence, encourage them to use social media for good, educate them on how to create positives profiles and digital footprints, and protect themselves from some of the more serious risks and dangers that are associated with using the internet.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
  • Use the Internet and Social Media for Good
  • Find Your Voice & Be a Positive Influence
  • Create Positive Profiles, Relationships & Digital Footprints
  • Protect Your Identity & Online Image
  • Protect Against Risks: Predators, Bullies, Identity Theft, Social Media Depression
  • Tips, Advice, Best Practices
  • Careers in Digital Technology & Social Media

WORKSHOP DETAILS:
  • Hosts:        EPWIC & Western School District
  • Dates:        During the Month of November 2012
  • Times:       TBD
  • Location:   Junior High Schools in Western PEI

SPONSOR: The Interministerial Women's Secretariat, Prince Edward Island

 

Workshop Hosts

  • East Prince Women's Information Centre
  • PEI Western School District

Contact

Andy Lou Somers
East Prince Women's Information Centre  
Phone: 902-436-9856


WORKSHOP FACILITATOR 
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Author: Nancy Beth Guptill
Founder of Sweet Spot Marketing Canada
Digital Marketing & Social Media Training Consultant
http://www.SweetSpotMarketing.ca
http://www.SweetSpotInternetAcademy.ca
http://www.SweetSpotMarketingAcademy.ca
Twitter: @SweetMarketing
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SweetMarketing

About Sweet Spot Marketing: Sweet Spot Marketing is a new media marketing training and education company that lives by the motto "It is better to know than to think you know, there is power in knowledge". We have a host of education programs in the areas of digital technology, new and social media, marketing automation, creativity, commercial innovation and entrepreneurial thinking. To learn how we work with government, business organizations and corporate clients, please book a complimentary assessment appointment: http://sweet-spot-marketing-canada.genbook.com

Thursday, May 31, 2012

THE BRAND OF YOU - Social Media Training for Girls

We are pleased to announce a very exciting project we are working on in partnership with East Prince Women's Information Centre, The Western School Board and the Province of Prince Edward IslandInterministerial Women's Secretariat.

During the Fall (School year 2012-2013) we will be running a series of social media workshops through out the Western School Board for Junior High school girls and parents.  The underlying theme is "Using Social Media For Good."



Meanwhile, we all know there are many youth and adults alike that use social media to harm themselves and others - whether it is intentional or a lack of understanding the importance of protecting your digital footprint (your online reputation).

At this point, we are looking for some case studies - some real live examples of how social media has been used for good - and how it was used to harm. Below are the learning objectives. If you have a story to share based on these learning objectives - please email Nancy Beth Guptill, founder & president of Sweet Spot Marketing: nancybeth@sweetspotmarketing.ca

You can also post your stories to our facebook wall:  http://www.facebook.com/sweetmarketing


 Learning Objectives:
• Use the Internet and Social Media for Good
• Find Your Voice & Be a Positive Influence
• Create Positive Profiles, Relationships & Digital Footprints
• Protect Your Identity & Online Image
• Protect Against Risks: Predators, Bullies, Identity Theft, Social Media Depression
• Tips, Advice, Best Practices
• Careers in Digital Technology & Social Media

NOTE: This project is made possible with the support of the Province of Prince Edward Island - Interministerial Women's Secretariat.

Special Request:  Please help us to spread the news  of using Social Media for Good by sharing this blog post with your friends, family and co-workers. Please encourage anyone you know that has a good news (or bad news) story on how social media impacted and changed their lives to share their experience with us.  Please keep in mind the intended audience is Junior High School Girls and their parents.

Please post stories to our facebook wall:   www.facebook.com/sweetmarketing

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Author: Nancy Beth Guptill
Founder of Sweet Spot Marketing Canada
Digital Marketing &Social Media Training Consultant
http://www.SweetSpotMarketing.ca
http://www.SweetSpotInternetAcademy.ca
http://www.SweetSpotMarketingAcademy.ca
Twitter: @SweetMarketing
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SweetMarketing

About Sweet Spot Marketing:  We help companies and individuals realize the benefits of using social media and digital technologies as communications and productivity enhancement tools. Our goal is to encourage and motivate our clients to: Think, Do, Act & Experiment.
We are Marketing, Digital Technology and New & Social Media training consultants. We live by the motto "It is better to know than to think you know - there is power in knowledge". Our goal is to share information on a variety of business development topics including digital technology, new and social media, marketing automation, creativity, commercial innovation and entrepreneurial thinking.






Thursday, April 19, 2012

Women On The Move - Women's Employability Program

We are preparing for our Spring 2012 Session of 'Women On The Move' - a 12 week Training Program intended for women ages 30-54.  If you are looking for change or looking to move your life positively forward in the career path of your choice, this program may be for you.

Program Summary
  • Women’s Program  – Ages 30-54
  • 12 weeks Total – 8 weeks - enhancing employability skills, 4 weeks - work experience
  • Training allowance provided
  • Some child care and travel for those that qualify
  • Women cannot be on EI or EI eligible
  • Training Location: 273 Water Street

To apply or for more information contact:

Andy Lou Somers
East Prince Women’s Information Centre
109 Water Street
Summerside, PEI
C1N 1A8
Tel: 902-436-9856
Fax: 902-888-2344
Email: epwic@eastlink.ca


Funded by:
Skills PEI, Interministerial Women’s Secretariat, Province of PEI, Status of Women Canada
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Author: Nancy Beth Guptill
Founder of Sweet Spot Marketing Canada
Digital Marketing & Social Media Training Consultant
Twitter: @SweetMarketing

About Sweet Spot Marketing: Sweet Spot Marketing is a new media marketing training and education company that lives by the motto "It is better to know than to think you know, there is power in knowledge". We have a host of education programs in the areas of digital technology, new and social media, marketing automation, creativity, commercial innovation and entrepreneurial thinking. To learn how we work with government, business organizations and corporate clients, please book a complimentary assessment appointment: http://sweet-spot-marketing-canada.genbook.com

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

New Women's Training Program For Summerside PEI & Surrounding Area

PLEASE NOTE:  This is an initial announcement with full details coming soon.

This is a new 12 week Training Program intended for women ages 30-54.  There will be three separate intake sessions during 2012, with the first intake starting immediately as the first session starts Monday, January 16th.  I am pleased to partner with Andy Lou Sommers of East Prince Women's Information Centre (EPWIC) in Summerside.


Program Summary 
  • Women’s Program  – Ages 30-54
  • 12 weeks Total – 8 weeks - enhancing employability skills, 4 weeks - work experience
  • Monday – Friday, 9-3, Start Date: January 16, 2012
  • Training allowance provided
  • Child care and travel for those that qualify
  • Women cannot be on EI or EI eligible


To apply or for more information contact:
Andy Lou Somers
East Prince Women’s Information Centre
109 Water Street
Summerside, PEI
C1N 1A8
Tel: 902-436-9856
Fax: 902-888-2344

Funded by: Skills PEI, Interministerial Women’s Secretariat, Province of PEI, Status of Women Canada


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Author: Nancy Beth Guptill
Founder of Sweet Spot Marketing Canada
Digital Marketing, Social Media & Leadership Training Consultant
http://www.sweetspotmarketing.ca
http://www.sweetspotmarketingacademy.ca
http://www.sweetspotinternetacademy.ca
Twitter: @SweetMarketing
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SweetMarketing 

About Sweet Spot Marketing: Sweet Spot Marketing is a new media marketing training and education company that lives by the motto "It is better to know than to think you know, there is power in knowledge". We have a host of education programs in the areas of digital technology, new and social media, marketing automation, creativity, commercial innovation and entrepreneurial thinking. To learn how we work with government, business organizations and corporate clients, please book a complimentary assessment appointment: http://sweet-spot-marketing-canada.genbook.com