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East Grinstead's First Ever Tweetup!


East Grinstead's first ever Tweetup at Bluebells, as reported in the East Grinstead newspaper

On Wed 29th Feb 6-9pm, local social media marketing firm WorldWidePR.net is holding East Grinstead's First Ever Tweetup here at Bluebells! As you can see, it's captured the attention of the media already. Click here to see the online version of the story announcing our Tweetup: http://www.thisissussex.co.uk/Learn-new-skills-East-Grinstead-s-tweet/story-15281037-detail/story.html Beginner, advanced user or computer nerd, if there's anything you ever wanted to know about Twitter or Social Media in general but were afraid to ask, this event is for you! If you'd like to attend, please let us know by adding your name to the "Going" list on our Facebook Event Page for this event here: http://www.facebook.com/events/112958972166638/
 
John Wood of WorldWidePR

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