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Three Short Form Videos You Should Make for Your Business

Wednesday, December 1, 2021

Webinar: Three Short Form Videos to Make for Your Business. Date: Thursday, December 16. Time: 10a.m.
 

In this second session on creating short form videos to market your business, Twirp Communications will show you how to make a video with timed text in Instagram Reels or TikTok; how to make an animated text video in Canva Pro; and how to find sounds and inspiration for your next short form video. 

You will also find out how to repurpose these videos across other social media platforms to reach the broadest audience.

Date: Thursday, December 16, 2021
Time: 10 am
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This is the second webinar presented by Twirp Communications on short form video in this series. These webinars are offered in partnership between Tourism Nova Scotia and Digital Nova Scotia through DigiPort, a one-stop-shop of interactive services and educational opportunities to help tourism businesses develop digital marketing skills and access professional support to improve their online presence. 

About our Presenter

Anita Kirkbride is on a mission to help business owners, entrepreneurs and even financial advisors, understand how to use social media to serve their clients and grow sales. After a 14 year career in fundraising, Anita embarked on a mission to conquer the brave new world of digital communications, founding Twirp Communications in 2011. Over the years, she’s shared her expertise with audiences at Atlantic Internet Marketing Conference, the Mortgage Brokers Association Conference, the Centre for Women in Business, Digital Nova Scotia and many other local events. 

Anita founded Social Media Day Halifax in 2018 to help small business owners get actionable help with their social media marketing. She hosts a podcast called #BeFlawsome: The Good Enough Podcast to encourage entrepreneurs to just get out there and share their stories. And she shares everything she knows about good and bad social media practices on her award-winning blog at twirp.ca.