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The Learning Social Media By Doing Course is an intensive ‘bring-your-own-laptop’ course in which you receive hands-on training in using the main social networking platforms to grow and market your business or organisation. We share actionable insights that have helped Real Fresh TV generate business using social media since launch in 2006.

The UK’s longest running ‘social media for beginners’ course, the Social Media Starter Course, launched in 2008, is designed to demystify social media marketing for those unsure and uncomfortable about it! We share actionable insights that have helped Real Fresh TV generate business using social media since launch in 2006.

The Social Media Monitoring Training course is designed specifically for business owners and marketing professionals who, now proficient with social media, need to track and measure mentions of brand or brand keywords. We share actionable insights that have helped Real Fresh TV generate business using social media since we launched in 2006.

The UK’s longest running ‘social media for beginners’ course, the Social Media Starter Course, launched in 2008, is designed to demystify social media marketing for those unsure and uncomfortable about it! We share actionable insights that have helped Real Fresh TV generate business using social media since launch in 2006.

A weekend workshop that addresses common business issues in web and tech companies through a no-nonsense approach. Topics covered will include how to choose the right programmers, how to manage software projects, and how to conduct effective online marketing.

This workshop will focus on how to build revenue models ranging from freemium models, subscription, to b2b2c options.

All businesses want to show up first in an organic search on Google and Bing, but how can you achieve this? This workshop will give you an overview of effective techniques and show you how to get ahead of the competition and increase your customer base and revenue.

In this workshop, we hope to help you discover appropriate ways of fundraising for your company, such as: when and when not to go to a venture capitalist; methods for designing a fundraising strategy, and common issues to watch out for.

This workshop will introduce Google Analytics and explain how to use it effectively and how to integrate it into marketing campaigns. Other analytics tools will also be considered, and participants will be given advice on how to analyze the origins of their web traffic and convert their traffic into sales.

The first workshop in the Online Business Essentials series provides an introduction to the skills required for putting a business online and creating an online presence.

To optimize return on investment you need to measure how users react to campaigns and most importantly what makes a visit into a sale (conversion). In this workshop we will introduce tools and techniques used analyze web traffic.

This workshop will explain how to pick the right key phrases that best fit your business, identify who your searchers are, and which search engines would be best used to draw them in.

This month we will focusing on Metadata - the data about data that lets us find content, contextualize it, stream it etc. As part of an upcoming funding call on 'metadata' by the Technology Strategy Board, we will be hearing more about it from some experts.

The purpose is to get VRM and CRM developers and other interested parties (such as CRM customers) together to start building out the common ground between them.