This group welcomes anyone starting out in Social Media, curious about what its all about, what they need to do, how they need to do it, where, and why they should add Social Media to their marketing. Even if you're just thinking about Social Media, just started, come along and discover.... All social media will be covered, including Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Tumblr, Flickr, Pinterest, and lots, lots more.

… Our goal is to provide a unique, efficient and entertaining forum for designers - both professional and amateur - to offer solutions to our biggest problems and get their ideas out to an interested crowd who can offer networking possibilities, exposure and good old applause. We seek to make connections and build links between graphic designers, Web developers, visual artists and digital content Creatives for collaboration, inspiration and knowledge sharing. We also cover events that relate t …

Coming Soon! Launching in Spring 2012, the Glasgow Business Hub (GBH) will provide a unique and innovative business hub that hosts a variety of face to face business networking events, free business seminars and workshops, hotdesks, meeting & training room facilities and mailbox facilities for SMEs. Keep watching this space for updates on our forthcoming launch!

… We have plans for sessions on editing, fomatting, publishing formats, social media, marketing and selling.  Where possible we hope to invite some experts along to share their wisdom too. The focus of meetups will be positive and encouraging to ensure that authors can benefit from the group, share best practice and network with others. The Indie Authors group will develop opportunites for joint marketing, promotions and events to assist members with marketing and selling their books.  

Glasgow ethnic role : The make-up of the City’s population is diverse with substantial Pakistani, Indian, Chinese, African and Caribbean communities and, in recent years, a higher number of people from Eastern Europe. These groups make a notable contribution to the social, cultural and economic well-being of the City. People from minority ethnic groups account for over 5.5% of the City’s population ; Let us Celebrate our Contribution to Glasgow and Have Fun!