Social Media Marketing Courses in NYC or Live Online

Small Group Classes & Corporate Training

Learn social media marketing in hands-on classes across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and more. Grow your business and drive engagement through social media marketing. 

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  • Flexible training solutions
  • Small class sizes
  • Hands-on & interactive

Small Group Social Media Marketing Classes

Our Social Media Marketing courses are instructor-led in our Manhattan classrooms or live online (virtual learning).

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Corporate Training

Drive team performance and efficiency with NYIM’s industry-leading training. Send employees to our group classes or create a custom training program onsite.

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Plan, Create, and Measure Social Media Marketing

Social media marketing connects an organization's goals with the audiences it can reach on specific platforms. Effective work includes planning content, choosing appropriate channels, managing campaigns, and evaluating results.

Choose a Platform for Your Audience

Start with where your customers or professional audience spend time and what you can consistently create. A business-to-business campaign on LinkedIn needs a different approach from a visual campaign on Instagram or a video series on YouTube. There is no single best platform for every organization.

NYIM's catalog includes offerings through our sister school, Noble Desktop. Check the individual course page for the provider, current syllabus, and registration details.

Build a Broader Marketing Skill Set

The Social Media Marketing Certificate, offered through Noble Desktop, provides a broader sequence across social media topics. For related training in search, advertising, and analytics, explore our digital marketing classes.

Measure What Matters

Set goals before choosing metrics. Reach and engagement can help explain how people encounter content, while leads, sales, and other business outcomes answer different questions. Compare results in context rather than treating a large follower count as proof of success.

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