Maximizing Social Media for Local SCSFA

Extremely excited and working hard on this Sunday, as I am crafting a presentation highlighting social media for the Lowcountry Regional SCSFA.  There's nothing better than being able to create your own specialty food and have fans of it. However, sometimes the creators are too busy in the kitchen or on the farm to get a crash course on social media. That's where I come in... Here's the agenda. I will let you know how it goes! Cheers! 




Lowcountry Regional SCSFA
Monday July 23rd, 2012 
Meeting Place at Irvin House Vineyards -  Wadmalaw Island, SC
Tomato Pie ( tomatoes fresh from the garden!!)
Shrimp Salad
Ice Cold  Lemonade
Agenda
Opening Welcome 
SCSFA Members Introduction of Business
Speaker Ryan Nelson Goldwater  – 20 mins/10min Q & A
Nelwater Consulting, Maximizing Your Social Media  
Speaker - Ashley Hammond from Scripps Network - 20mins/10min Q & A
For 17 years, the HGTV Dream Home has garnered millions of entries and reigned as the largest sweepstakes in cable TV. In 2013, the HGTV Dream Home will be built in Kiawah Island, South Carolina and it promises to be the luckiest giveaway yet! 
 Jackie Moore Dept of Ag  -   Announcements & Upcoming Events Opportunities
President of SCSFA Jane Jahrian to Close Meeting

About Lowcountry SCSFA

 Since 1992 the South Carolina Specialty Food Association has helped farmers, producers and retailers across the state grow their businesses through joint marketing programs, promotional campaigns and technical assistance. A non-profit association, SCSFA is headquartered in Columbia and works in conjunction with the South Carolina Department of Agriculture.SCSFA is governed by a board of directors that reflects the diversity of its membership. Regional meetings are held quarterly in the lowcountry, midlands and upstate areas and are open to all members. Membership in the South Carolina Specialty Foods Association is open to businesses and organizations that are involved in or interested in the specialty food industry. Membership benefits include: • Participation in national and statewide generic promotions • Sharing and subsidizing the cost of trade shows and promotional campaigns • Joint marketing programs • Technical assistance • Resource information exchange • Networking opportunities 

If you haven't been to Irvin~House Vineyards, NOW is the time! 



Location: Charleston, SC Mt Pleasant, SC 29464, USA

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