P2W Elements of Design Module 3: Maximizing Your Social Media Presence with Graphics

Armed with the basic graphic and photography skills learned in the two previous sessions, we’ll look at how they can be applied outside of proposals and presentations. There are big differences between the way we use visuals in printed documents and presentations vs. social media platforms. Each platform has its own set of rules; how do you know what works where?

During this P2W session, we’ll look at some best practices for social media. We’ll explore ways to develop a social media strategy, the importance of compelling content, and some tips for maximizing exposure. We’ll look at how to create visuals that work for social media and the differences between each of the key platforms. We’ll even offer some resources to help you easily create and use effective, web-friendly graphics.

Designed for marketers newer to the social-media-for-business space, this P2W session will go over some basic tips and tricks to emphasize your company’s story. Whether you’re just starting to develop a social media presence or managing an existing one, this session will give you the foundation to use social media as an effective marketing tool.


Learning Objectives:

  • Learn how to identify your audience and develop a strategy to reach them
  • Explore how to create compelling content that attracts attention
  • Learn some tips and tricks for maximizing engagement
  • Learn how to create quality visuals that support your social media strategy

Karen Kurta, CPSM

Cushman & Wakefield

A three-time marketing excellence award winner, Karen excels in graphic design, photography, and proposal writing, specializing in assembling complex pieces into concise and cohesive marketing materials. She is known for efficiency, creativity, and the drive to continuously improve her skills.

Her career spans various industries including construction and commercial real estate. For eight years, she managed complex proposals and developed presentations, graphics, collateral, advertising, and project photography for two global construction firms. She is currently a Senior Graphic Designer for Cushman & Wakefield—a global commercial real estate firm—where she provides graphic design, photography, and marketing support for over 40 brokers in two markets.

Karen is a CPSM and a member of Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) and the Professional Photographers of America (PPA). She is also the owner of a Central Florida-based photography business specializing in real estate, portraits, and fine art.  

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