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Lockdown Lifeline - learn how to be brilliant at digital marketing

November 26, 2020 • Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes

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Today from Camdenist: support your local 'Saviour of Culture', plus brilliant advice for all Camden businesses looking to improve their online appeal

Learn all the secrets of online success

30% OFF the bible of digital marketing

With lockdown forcing every local business to address their online presence, Camden-based author Damian Ryan has just published the fifth edition of his essential book Understanding Digital Marketing. Via case studies ranging from Battersea Dogs Home to Yves Saint Laurent, he explains everything you need to know about the fast-changing world of e-commerce, websites, social media and email lists, to help you do better business online. Publishers Kogan Page are offering our community a fantastic 30% discount on the cover price, so mark this Black Friday by taking your own Camden business to the next level digitally.

Use the code BLACKFRI30 to claim your discount now

Offer open until Monday 30th Nov, so be quick

Local book groups to keep you busy

Whatever the new restrictions look like next week, you can guarantee there'll still be plenty more evenings on the sofa in store this winter. Many of us our whiling away the spare hours with a good book, and if you're thinking of doing the same but don't know where to start, then why not join your neighbours in one of the borough's many book clubs? Local groups include those run by Camden's Black History Season, the Ladies of the Lock WI, Age UK, and Belsize Community Library - all of which are meeting online throughout lockdown. Don't forget that lots of our favourite book shops are offering deliveries and click and collect services right now, so be sure to shop local when you update your reading pile.

Black History Season continues in Camden tonight (Thurs 26 Nov), with a free online screening of Black Joy - the 1977 film that tells the story of a Guyanan country boy who is thrown into the hustling city ways of Brixton life. It's accompanied by a special panel talk on black film exhibitors that opened the doors to UK cinemas and carried on the legacy of creating public access to the best black films on the big screen.

Nominate your 'Saviour of Culture'

We're entering the final push for your votes in the

Camden Covid Champions

awards. The first category we're announcing will be 'Saviour of Culture': an individual or organisation that has kept Camden's musical, arts or cultural flame alight during 2020, despite the huge challenges of lockdown.

Vote now