Social Media and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies and how to maximise these to grow your business - Brisbane

Social Media and using Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to significantly impact business growth across various sectors using a growing number of to accelerate growth, and adapt to the evolving market landscape.  Sam will cover how to get the best out of both forms of digital strategies to maximise marketing efforts to support business growth, support sales and messaging.

Presented by Dr. Sam Ramakrishnan.


About Dr. Sathiya (Sam) Ramakrishnan

Dr. Sathiya (Sam) Ramakrishnan is a trained Neuroscientist from Harvard Medical School, USA. He is passionate about understanding consumer behaviour and leveraging neuroscience to create effective marketing strategies. With years of experience in the field, he has developed a reputation for his deep insights into the subconscious drivers behind consumer decision-making. He was always intrigued by the intersection of psychology and marketing, recognizing the power of human emotions in influencing consumer choices. His consultancy firm aimed to empower business owners with actionable insights derived from the latest neuroscience research, helping them optimize their marketing strategies and achieve their business goals. Sam is not only dedicated to his consultancy work but shares his knowledge and insights with fellow marketers and entrepreneurs through content delivery, training & workshops. The latest developments in the field of artificial intelligence motivate Sam to push the boundaries of neuromarketing to new frontiers. Sam was known for his ability to translate complex scientific findings into simple, yet practical strategies that delivered tangible results for his clients.

Eligibility

Please note that registering for this workshop is necessary 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-based business
• hold an active Australian Business Number (ABN)