Digital Tools for Growth: Practical Tech for Pakihi Māori Dec 1
Description
A hands-on, interactive 2-hour wānanga designed to simplify digital platforms, harness AI while staying human, and give busy Māori business owners actionable tools to thrive online.
Detailed Description
The Platform Landscape & LinkedIn Best Practice
Navigating today’s digital ecosystem and knowing where to focus your energy for maximum impact. LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit - you’ll know where you should be.
Latest LinkedIn updates and proven tactics to build your professional community, tell your story, and attract in new mahi
Best practice profile setup, business page optimisation, and engagement strategies.
AI for Connection
Practical ways to use existing AI tools to boost daily productivity, create content and speed up output. This will focus on social media and communications.
Maintain your voice, tikanga, and human-ness while utilising modern AI tools.
Practical prompts and use-cases for pakihi Māori
Content Trends & Systems to Simplify Your Life
Current content trends that drive engagement without huge time commitment
Simple workflows, templates, and scheduling tools that make content creation a breeze for busy business owners.
Smart automation ideas to free up your time and increase overall capacity.
Account Security & Digital Safety
Essential steps to protect your social media accounts, business pages, and digital assets from hacks and scams.
Simple security habits every business owner should implement right away.
Navigating online risk and protecting your brand online.
What You'll Leave With
A digital workbook: Useful for your pakihi with action plans created during the workshop.
Immediate efficiency: Tools, templates, and AI prompts ready for day-to-day use.
Increased confidence: Practical knowledge of platform updates, content strategy, and digital security.
Community connection: Strengthened relationships with other Māori business owners across Wellington.
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