Exciting Workshops Alert!
Next Tuesday, May 24th, we’re hosting two workshops. Whether you need to brush up your social media skills OR need a creative outlet, there’s something for you.
Seed bombs started to help desolate neighborhoods look better by adding vegetation in barren areas and birthed the “guerrilla gardening” movement. However, you don’t have to go rogue to make these yourself – dropping them into a planter will do, too!
Get your hands dirty in the DIY Seed Bomb Workshop with Green Philly Blog & United By Blue, as you create your own Seed Bombs! Green Philly Blog co-founder & sustainability expert Julie Hancher will also go over a few easy, fun ways to live a more sustainable lifestyle – and help you save money in the process. You’ll get to take home your seed bombs after the class – and plant them wherever you choose.
Register for DIY Seed Bombs here.
Tuesday, May 24th from 6:30 – 8 PM
United By Blue
144 N 2nd St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106
Join our Sustainably Social workshop on the biz side.
Did you know only 2-3% of your Facebook fans will actually see your posts? With algorithms changing on Facebook and Instagram, it’s becoming harder to reach the customers your want. Potential clients are on Facebook & Instagram. However, we’ll reveal a few secrets to beat Facebook & Instagram – without breaking the bank.
** Facebook & Instagram: What makes a profile stand out online?
** How to beat the Facebook algorithm to be seen by consumers
** Ways to get noticed on Instagram – Create a beautiful photo stream
** Facebook Advertising 101: Tips to get started for as little as a few dollars per day.
**Breakfast from a local & sustainable supplier & morning coffee is included in your ticket price.
Register for DIY Seed Bombs here.
Tuesday, May 24th from 9 – 10:30 AM
Delaware Valley Green Building Council Conference Room
2401 Walnut Street
Philadelphia PA 19103
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