HariTV conducts peer training to boost Social Media Content Strategies

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Hashtag Generation’s Communications Team recently engaged in an insightful knowledge exchange with Sri Lanka’s Hari TV, focusing on best practices for public interest content creation.

Key areas of the training included simplifying complex topics for audience engagement, effective question selection for interviews, presentation tips and ethical guidelines, and essential pre-planning for both presenters and crews. The session also addressed video production elements, including length, thumbnails, and titles, as well as strategies for cross-posting content across multiple platforms.

This initiative highlights the importance of collaborative learning and skill-sharing among industry leaders to enhance digital communication strategies across South Asia.

The session, part of a project funded by the EU via International Media Support to promote cross-partner capacity building, covered a range of topics critical to effective digital content creation