Social Media Surgery call for volunteers!

If you’re reading this you’ve probably found it from Twitter or Facebook or The Lichfield Blog or some other form of social media. That’s great, that means you’re engaged!

But there are millions of people who aren’t engaged who’s lives could potentially be improved, even if only in a small way, by the use of social media.

That’s why we’ve started the Lichfield Social Media Surgery. It was inspired by the Birmingham Social Media Surgery which regularly helps charities and non-profits to ‘get’ social media and to help them do something practical in support of their organisation.

The best thing is that if you’re reading this post you’re probably fully qualified to help out as a volunteer. You don’t have to be a whizz at any social media sites, you just have to know how to use them. A lot of the time the people you’ll be hoping won’t have the first clue. In fact, there’s a good chance you’ll learn something as well (unless you really are a whizz!)

So, if you have a spare half an hour or even ten minutes please pop along to George IV on Bore Street, Lichfield (next to Guildhall) on Tuesday, 15th September from 5:30pm and give us a hand spreading the social media love.

Thanks!