Haia! Gem here! It’s been a big week on social with our annual review going live on all our social media channels. It doesn’t seem that long ago since we published last year’s, time is going far too quickly. We’ve had a positive response to posts which has been good to see:
https://twitter.com/cdps_cymru/status/1678320515830763520
We were also tagged in an interesting post on programming languages and the costs associated with them:
https://twitter.com/michalincs/status/1678833733514719249
Promotion of the AI webinar we are hosting alongside the Turing Institute and Welsh Government has got off to a flying start:
We had some really positive comments from Welsh Revenue Authority on our apprenticeships programme which Lauren has been promoting over on LinkedIn:
We kicked off our summer series of lunch and learns on Monday with Promise and Tom discussing how to turn user research data into valuable insights. It was a popular session with 69 people registering to attend. Our new CRM system really played a positive part in the number of sign-ups. We were able to target those who had clicked the initial promotional email but still hadn’t registered which boosted numbers in the run up. We had 30 external attendees from organisations including NHS Wales, Natural Resources Wales, Cardiff Metropolitan University, Cardiff University and Office for National Statistics.
If you missed it, a recording is available on our YouTube channel or catch up on the main points on this Twitter thread.
This week we’ve been publicising the AI webinar we are hosting alongside The Alan Turing Institute and Welsh Government. Sign ups so far have been really positive with 292 people signed up at the time of writing this, which tells us how hot this topic is right now. We’ve taken a really targeted approach in getting the event details out, using our comms connections within the NHS, WLGA and other public sector bodies to help spread the word through their internal channels. This approach alongside our social media and direct mail activities has really helped to boost numbers.