If you're looking at your social media and thinking 'what do I do next???' then listen up. I had the pleasure of interviewing Deasha Waddup recently for the show.
Deasha has worked in marketing for over 8 years with extensive experience working internationally in corporate environments and in digital marketing agencies before founding Social Treats.
She is accredited by Facebook as a Lead Trainer and Associate and now trains small businesses with in-person events as part of the #shemeansbusiness Facebook Initiative in partnership with Enterprise Nation.
We talked about her journey, how to leverage social media to work for you and your business as well as where she sees FB heading in the future. So come and join me if you want to know more about using social media to build your biz.
Highlights: {10:57} What she did whilst she wasn’t ready {19:20} Being able to change your mind and pivot {22:25} The biggest mistake people make on social media {27:43} How to stop the scroll {32:28} Where facebook is going in the future (she’s a FB insider!) Links: Join Deasha's FB group >>> HEREFacebook comments will no longer be available on iHeart
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