Instagram - A Webinar for the Frustrated

There are some telltale signs you might be struggling on Instagram

• Everyone else’s content looks better than yours
• No matter how hard you try, your account still looks like a hodgepodge
• Your engagement has declined
• It feels like more work than the return you’re seeing

If you’re ready to chuck in your Instagram towel and start rehearsing your TikTok dances, you are invited to join me on a webinar to revitalise your Instagram efforts.

The 60-minute no-fluff webinar will cover:

• How to get your account looking more professional
• Strategies to make the most of your account and your precious time online
• Which hashtags to use (and how many and where to put them)

If you're sick of everyone else killing it on Instagram while you're left wondering what you're missing, do not miss this webinar!

There will also be a chance for Q&A at the end, but to ensure your question is answered please email Kristy@zockmelon.com.au by Monday 25th May.

This webinar will be run LIVE and a recording will be available in case you can’t make it or just want to access the replay.

This webinar is especially for:

- Organisations in public health, health promotion and community development

- Not-for-profits

- Consultants, nutritionists, dietitians and other health professionals running small businesses

- Other sole traders and small businesses welcome!

About the presenter:

Kristy Schirmer, Principal Consultant, Zockmelon Health Promotion and Social Media Consulting

Kristy Schirmer (BHlthSc, MPH) has 15+ years experience working in health promotion and public health. Kristy now works with government and non-government agencies with a public health focus to make the most of social media through providing face-to-face or online training. She also consults with start-ups and other consultants on social media strategy. She is also the co-founder of the Australian Public Health Consultants Network. Kristy was awarded the Public Health Association of Australia and Australian Health Promotion Association (SA Branches) South Australian Primary Health Care Practitioner in 2014, and was recognised as one of South Australia’s top 40 under 40 business leaders by the Adelaide InDaily in 2018.