Current Open Journalism Training Courses

Here's the current open training courses I'm running through the good folks at journalism.co.uk

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Here's the current courses I'm running through journalism.co.uk. All of them are one day courses, held in a training facility near London Bridge station in (unsurprisingly) London. Lunch is provided as part of the ticket price.


Essentials Analytics for Media Professionals

27th March 2019

If I have one course that changes the way people work - it's this one. Understanding how to use analytics well is a critical part of making the most of digital journalism. Without those skills - you're working in the dark about what your readers really care about, and how well you're meeting that demand. This intensive course assumes no prior knowledge, and aims to get you confident and comfortable using analytics in your day-to-day work.

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Online Content Strategies

24th April 2019

One of my most popular courses — and one that gets consistently excited feedback. This is an all-too-rare opportunity to step away from the grind of producing journalism day-to-day and actually think about what sort of content is right for your audience - and how to plan it.

We'll dive deep into the complexities of the web, and how it changes content. We'll spend some time looking at workflows, and also at content planning and platform publishing. Attendees often feel it transforms their confidence in planning digital content — and manifestly improves their job.

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Essential SEO Skills for Media Professionals

20th May 2019

After the major change in the Facebook algorithm early in 2018, SEO has become the biggest single referrer to sites, displacing Facebook after five years. Search Engine Optimisation is firmly back on everyone's radar. However, search has changed dramatically over the last few years, and this one day course will get you right back up to speed.

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New dates coming…

Audience Engagement Strategies

TBC

NEW COURSE!

The Facebook algorithm change early in 2018 and its dramatic impact on traffic to many websites has many publishers rethinking their audience strategies. We’ll cover the major referrers — search and social media — as well as ways of engaging more directly with your potential audience through tools like newsletters, podcasts and more. We’ll also explore the risks of depending entirely on social and search, and the new opportunities opening up in more direct approaches.

This is a great companion course to the Online Content Strategies course.

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