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Advanced Instagram Strategies workshop 29 October 7.30pm-9.30pm, Station Hall, Herne Hill Station


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Authenticity on Instagram is key to success!

This workshop will show you how to use Instagram Lives and IGTV, understand the Algorithm and Audience Insights, run competitions on Instagram and more.. allowing you to really connect with your followers and target audience.


If you're on Instagram and are happy posting on the Feed and in Stories then this workshops will show you how to up your game even further!


Tuesday 29th October 7.30pm-9.30pm Station Hall, directly above Herne Hill Station, SE24

For more info and to book (20% OFF until 19th October): https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/advanced-instagram-strategies-for-business-south-london-tickets-66556304699

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