Barimah Amoaning Samuel Offers Free Training  For Female Content Creators 

Ghanaian Award winning Blogger and digital advertiser, Barimah Amoaning Samuel has once again embarked on a successful free training for female content creators.

The full day training which was dubbed “Free Youtube Master Class” was held at Exopa Burg, Labadi, Accra on 16th November 2019. Participating in the programme were female content creators, social media
 managers, budding bloggers, entrepreneurs and students hoping to equip themselves with content creating and YouTube skills.
Facilitating the training included Barimah Amoaning Samuel who is also the CEO of Entamoty Media Ltd, Mr Peter Toh, creative director of Afrofest Toronto with support from Mr Mensah James, Copywriter At infinix Ghana and Miss Janet Owusu of Entamoty Media.
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According Mr Amoaning Samuel, Youtube and other video sharing platforms online are very powerful spaces where young content creators cannot only portray their contents to the rest of the world but also monetize them.  He took the 20 Content Creators through pragmatic ways of
•Content research skills
•Platform Skills
•YouTube Copyright
•Editing Tools
•Youtube Monetization
•Youtube Analytics
•Youtube Influencing
•Niche Targeting etc
Other partners of the tea included infohub.io, Twellium Foundation, Advance institute of multimedia.
By Bendre Thompson

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