LinkedIn and Social Media Training

To most people, social media is something they want to use, know they should use, but are afraid to use. No one has given them the confidence that comes with the knowledge of proper use of this dynamic medium, so they avoid it.

Deb fixes that with her Social Media Training Series, which is available to you for your next meeting or conference. Available programs include:

LinkedIn for C-Suite

How to build a high profile Profile
LinkedIn is THE online place for professionals to share their information and network and they are starved for help in leveraging this powerful tool. Whether you’re a company of one or a company of thousands, it’s critical to have a powerful presence on LinkedIn that transcends your business.

Conversations to Conversions

Reaching your market like never before
Social media is essential to marketing and Deb teaches audiences tips and techniques to use it to promote themselves and their businesses.

Social Media Etiquette

Minding your Ps and Qs on the keyboard
Packed full of best practices, guidance and memorable examples, this presentation teaches “good manners” when using social media.

The Alternative is NOT Acceptable!

“You’ve got cancer.” Anyone who has heard these words knows the kick-in-the-stomach impact they have. Anyone who has known or loved someone who has cancer feels the same way. But, everyone handles it differently.

When Deb was first diagnosed, she was told her breast cancer was Stage 0 and would be easily treatable. Unfortunately, further testing showed it was actually Stage 4 and had spread. She immediately turned to her family and friends for support, creating a Facebook Group that has over 400 members.

Having worked for an oncologist and the American Cancer Society in the past, Deb knew that her mental attitude was critical in the fight. And her mental attitude was usually to face her cancer head-on with humor!

Choosing a very aggressive treatment, she moved forward, but things didn’t go as planned. With her very first chemotherapy treatment, she developed “catastrophic complications” and over the course of the next several months, her husband was told three times she might not make it. But every time, she knew that she had a choice to make, and that choice was to live. After all, she couldn’t let her large support system down!

Now, Deb talks with others about the challenges of receiving a life-changing medical diagnosis and how to carry on through everything. Her inspirational program is perfect for any type of group.