Hello Social offers group coaching social media support
Hello Social offers group coaching social media support
“Sometimes, social media can feel more like a part-time job on top of everything else you have going on. Outsourcing might seem like the easiest route, but we know that not everyone has the budget for it,” said Ellen Matis, CEO + Founder of Hello Social Co. “Group Coaching is designed for you or a member of your team to have access to our professional services and advice at a lower cost that doesn’t feel like such a big commitment.”
You maintain control of your social media accounts, but Hello Social’s team is there to answer your social media marketing questions and to help you stay accountable to the goals you set for your social media.
The newest Group Coaching session takes place online every other Wednesday morning (caffeinated beverage in hand). In this environment, you can improve your social media marketing skills alongside other business owners, marketers, creative entrepreneurs, community leaders, etc.
To learn more, check out Hello Social’s WCO member profile, and reach out directly via the “Contact” tab. HINT: Don’t forget to check out the “Deals” tab for a special PA Wilds offering on a personal strategy session.
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