Your business social media accounts are your shopfront, your service desk and your ad engine - which makes them a prime target. In 2025 alone, Australians lost more than $60 million to social media scams, and complaints from small businesses fighting with digital platforms have jumped 127%.

When an account gets hijacked, the hacker borrows your brand's reputation, locks you out of your customers, and can drain your ad budget before you even notice.

The confronting part? Once you've been hacked, dealing with Facebook, Instagram and the like is notoriously difficult - support is automated, human help is scarce, and there's no formal appeal.

The reassuring part? Almost every attack succeeds because of a missing basic, not sophisticated hacking. Protecting yourself is cheaper, simpler and faster than you think.

In this practical, jargon-free session built for small business owners, you'll learn:

How to proactively protect your personal accounts
How to lock down your business pages, company pages and Business Manager accounts
How hackers actually get in
The simplest, highest-impact steps to stop your accounts being taken over and deactivated
Why social media companies are so hard to deal with once you've been hacked
Where to get real help in Australia

You'll walk away with a clear, do-it-today checklist to dramatically reduce your risk — no technical background required.

Who should attend: Small business owners, sole traders and anyone responsible for a business's social media presence.

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