Tuminds delivers advanced social media training all over Scotland to advice businesses and organisations on the secrets of social media success. Our aim is to help you set up social media platforms quickly, effectively connect with your audiences, and develop a social media plan or strategy tailored to your business. We will also help you reduce how much time you spend on social media whilst maximising the benefits to your business.
Tuminds specialise in social media training across many popular platforms. We offer one-to-one or group tuition, and courses can be customised to suit your individual needs and/or business sector. Whether you’re just embarking on your social media journey, or need to enhance your existing skills, Tuminds can help.
Tuminds provides short or long-term cover for holiday periods, event promotion, busy spells, or during the early days of establishing your social media presence. Ideas on what to post and how to measure your social media impact can also be provided, and we offer a personalised social media helpline too!
Tuminds can help integrate social media into your wider business or marketing plans. This is achieved by developing a relevant social media strategy that works in tandem with your existing marketing and business activities. We can also advise on social media policy to ensure your staff understand their social media responsibilities, and get the most out of social media.
Tuminds founder Rene Looper is an expert social media, customer service and tourism speaker. He offers unique, valuable, and up-to-date insights into best practice, trends and the latest thinking. He has spoken at events organised by the Chartered Institute of Marketing and Federation of Small Businesses amongst many others.
As of 2nd April 2019 the consumer version of Google+ will be no more – all profiles and pages will be deleted. The failed social media platform is shutting down because of “low usage and the challenges involved in maintaining a successful product that meets consumers’ expectations”. The announcement of the closure came shortly after […]
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