D6.2 Project website and Social Media set up

The project website and social media channels were set up at the beginning of the project to ensure that the project has timely online visibility and to provide easily accessible information about the project to a wide range of audiences.
The website was set up on the URL www.soszeropol2030.eu using WordPress. Social media accounts were established on all relevant platforms (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube); however, activity will be focused on Twitter and LinkedIn in the
initial stages of the project.

The website and social media accounts will form an integral part of the Communications and Exploitation Strategy and Dissemination Plan (D6.1), and updates will be provided within this deliverable.

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D6.2 Project website and Social Media set up

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