This workshop will rely heavily on the interaction and participation of the group attending. Let’s go beyond the basics of social media and dig into some meaningful ways of measuring and using the tools to your specific benefit.

Date: October 24, 2019
Time: 10:00am- 12:00pm
Location: Moore Community Center, 125 State St., Ellsworth, ME
Cost: $20 for Ellsworth Chamber Members; $30 for non-members
Registration Link: https://www.ellsworthchamber.org/product/advanced-social-media-strategy/

The Format Of The Workshop:

This will be a fast-paced, interactive workshop driven mostly by the specific needs of attendees. The first piece of the workshop will cover best practices and how organizations of all sizes are utilizing social media effectively.

The second piece of the workshop will be customized to the goals and questions from the group.

What Does ‘Advanced’ Mean?

Advanced means you’re comfortable with the basics of social media but you’re looking to be more effective. It means you’ll bring questions and goals to the workshop. This workshop will rely heavily on audience participation and will include a rapid fire question and answer session.

20 Minute Pre Workshop Phone Call:

For each person that registers, we’ll reach out to you personally before the workshop to get a better feel for the goals and questions you have. We will be catering the initial presentation to best match the interests of the audience.

In This Workshop, You’ll Get Ideas To Help:

Craft a social media calendar with purpose
Use social media for lead generation
Use social media for employee recruitment
Determine ways to measure what you’re doing with social media

To make the most of this workshop, you should come with:

A desire to participate, ask questions and learn from others
An understanding of how your business makes money
Goals for the areas you want to grow
The most frequent questions your business receives from customers and prospects alike
The biggest marketing challenges your business faces

You’ll leave with a list of practical and actionable ways social media can help your business.

Workshop will take place at:

Refreshments will be provided.

https://www.ellsworthchamber.org/product/advanced-social-media-strategy/ Out of courtesy to others, please limit registrants to no more than two per company. Thank you.

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Time

(Saturday) 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Location

Ellsworth Area Chamber of Commerce

163 High Street, Ellsworth, Maine 04605

Event Details

The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office will host a Drug Take-Back event in collaboration with Ellsworth Police Department, Healthy Acadia and the Ellsworth Chamber of Commerce. Community members are encouraged to bring in any unused, unwanted, or expired prescription drugs for this free, anonymous service. The following police departments are also hosting Drug Take-Back events from 9:00am to 1:00pm:

Bar Harbor, 37 Firefly Lane
Bucksport, 89 Franklin Street
Mt. Desert, 21 Sea Street
Southwest Harbor, 26 Village Green Way

The Gouldsboro and Winter Harbor Police Departments will host a take-back event from 10:00am to 12:00pm at the Winter Harbor Town Office located at 23 Harbor Road. “This Drug Take Back will allow citizens to drop off any unwanted, unused, or outdated medications that they may have in their possession,” said Hancock County Sheriff, Scott Kane. “Medications can be dropped off at participating locations, and they will be disposed of safely with no danger to the citizens or the environment.” The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office and the Bar Harbor, Bucksport, Ellsworth, Mount Desert, and Southwest Harbor Police Departments also prescription drug drop boxes located in their lobbies. Drop boxes are accessible during regular business hours and some are accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Drop boxes cannot take needles, epinephrine pens, or other sharps. For more information about National Drug Take Back Day, please contact the Hancock County Sheriff’s Office at 207-667-7575 or your local law enforcement department. Healthy Acadia is honored to continue its collaboration with local police departments and the Hancock County Sheriff’s Office, to prevent substance misuse and ensure safe drug disposal. If you would like more information on safe drug disposal or about Healthy Acadia’s substance prevention efforts, contact Tara Young at 207-667-7171 or tara@healthyacadia.org or visit www.healthyacadia.org.

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