One for all you social media heads.
Are you a bit of a big deal on the ‘gram? Would you be flat out refreshing Facebook, or staying woke on Twitter? If so, the brand new Social Media Live is the perfect festival for social media-obsessed folk like yourself. The festival kicks off next Thursday, 25 October at the RDS.
The biggest name confirmed for the festival is YouTuber Alfie Deyes. With over four million subscribers on his PointlessBlogVlogs channel, he most certainly knows what he’s talking about!
Actor and comedian David Schneider (I’m Alan Partridge/The Today Show) is another one of the headliners. He’s worked with some of the biggest names in the industry, and has over 400,000 followers on social media.
Those in attendance will learn all about the latest fancy pants technology people use for social media, and how to use it. As well as that, you’ll be able to listen to people in the know talk about where things are going.
There will also be a host of well-known innovators, artists, and commentators at the event, people at the forefront of online developments, so listen up when they speak about their insights and fears about the big changes we can expect to see in the future!
Speaking at the event will be marketers and social media gurus from companies such as Guinness, Paddy Power, Reuters, The New York Times and CNN. Founder of FunnyBizz Conference and bestselling author David Nihill will be MC for the festival.
Exploding tensions that lie within audience behaviours will all be uncovered at Social Media Live. The speakers will discuss how people can optimise their current social media strategy, as well as how we can shape what’s coming next.
Social Media Live
Tickets for Social Media Live can be purchased at socialmedialive.ie, along with further information on exhibitions, speakers and conference sponsorship opportunities.
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