Don't dance for likes on TikTok

Learn to use the fastest growing social media platform in Australia for your business. In this workshop you will learn:

• How TikTok works
• How to create content
• What you need to go viral
• What is trending
• Why you need to be on TikTok now

Presented by Liam Fahey.


About Liam

Liam Fahey is a serial entrepreneur, creative director, photographer and social marketer. He has a proven track record creating online marketing campaigns for companies across different industries, and a reputation for taking businesses from local markets to international markets with the right website design and social media. Liam believes any business can be successful by creating a marketing plan with a strong focus on branding and capability. He specialises in organic content creation and has been producing content for social media marketing for over 14 years. With a trade behind him, years building businesses and insights into nearly every industry, Liam is prepared to assist businesses to grow their knowledge. 

Eligibility Requirements

We encourage potential participants to review eligibility requirements before registering. Eligibility requirements include:

• businesses with under 20 Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) employees
• be a Queensland, Northern Territory or Western Australian-based business
• hold an active Australian Business Number (ABN)

This workshop is presented as part of the Digital Solutions Program.
Please note by continuing the registration process you acknowledge and agree your information will be shared with the Commonwealth Department of the Treasury and the Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science, and Resources for program evaluation and reporting purposes.

Eligibility Requirements

Please note that registering for this workshop is mandatory to ensure your spot and we encourage potential participants to review eligibility requirements before registering. Eligibility requirements include:

• businesses with under 20 Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) employees
• be a Queensland, Northern Territory or Western Australian-based business
• hold an active Australian Business Number (ABN)