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Digital Download: Instagram for Politics

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What you will learn

Leadership Institute's Digital Download weekly training series teaches digital technology being used to shape America's electoral system.

Every Tuesday, this training series completes a "deep dive" into new digital technology and effective strategies about how to support your online activism and political efforts.

Become a digitally savvy activist and gain in depth knowledge of a variety of key topics in the digital field. With a mix of speaker presentations and panels, you will learn from center-right digital professionals how to best optimize your digital footprint.

June 8: Instagram for Politics

Instagram is a powerful -- and fun -- tool to use for online communications, with more than 500 million users worldwide logging in every day. The free mobile application, owned by Facebook, can be daunting for new users, with an array of options and seemingly endless settings.

In this fun, hands-on training, you will learn how to navigate Instagram confidently and use it to accomplish your communications goals. This one-hour deep dive will focus on:

  • how political figures, journalists, and media organizations use Instagram;

  • what Instagram's "extra" apps (Hyperlapse, Layout, and Boomerang) do and when you want to use them; and

  • how to use Instagram Stories, one of the most popular (but daunting!) features on the app.

You will leave this training with tactics and strategies to build an authentic community and increase your followers on Instagram.


The training ends at 1pm Eastern / Washington D.C. time.

Details

Starts Tuesday, June 8

Tue 8:   12:00 PM  - 1:00 PM EDT

Location

This training is online.

Cost

FREE

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Your faculty

Stephen Rowe

Stephen Rowe

Director of Digital Training, Leadership Institute

Stephen Rowe is the Director of Digital Training at Leadership Institute where he's trained 14,000+ activists, students, and leaders on digital and political technology.

Stephen has been listed on multiple 30 under 30 awards. His work has been featured on Fox News, Fox Business, The Daily Caller, The Washington Times, Breitbart, The Daily Wire, and more.

Stephen grew up in Montana, the "Treasure State".