Cynthia Wagner Social Media was developed from Cynthia Wagner Public Relations. I am based in Burbank, California, and I love my town! I am a firm dedicated to helping businesses and organizations become Socially visible. There is a balance necessary with Social Media and networking. These both need to co-exist and this is my specialty.

Cynthia Wagner Social Media has two approaches. We can assist you in your Social Media and networking strategies. Sometimes there is a little understanding needed and off you go! The other approach is that we can do your Social Media for you and plan your networking events! Pretty Simple! We make it as simple as possible since Social Media isn’t.

 


 

Social Media Tools

We offer much more, here are just a few to start!

Facebook – My mother told me not to talk back, but this is not the case.

Twitter – One-way communique.

WordPress – The blog on your website.

Flickr – Smile, you’re on candid camera.

YouTube – Are we shooting yet?

E-mail marketing – Send a message in a bottle.

Foursquare - Do you want to be found?

Webinars – Lights, Camera, Action!

Seminars – Do you have something to say?

 

Testimonial

I love all the buzz about the line up, I have received good feedback so far and we have not even started doing mass marketing.

Thank you for your wonderful ideas.

Victoria O’Neill
City of Burbank Park, Recreation & Community Services Recreation Supervisor – Special Events

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