Create a Sales Effective Business Website - Held in Busselton and ONLINE

Are you thinking about building your own business website?

This workshop will teach you how to build a website, including the critical aspects to make it successful. 

Many small businesses are at a stage where they do not have the budget to buy an expensive website. Building your first website yourself can be a great alternative, if done correctly.

Learn how to build a new website or optimise your existing website to become a more effective marketing and sales tool.

What to bring:

If you want to build your own website during the workshop, please bring a laptop. If you're attending to learn how to make your website more effective at marketing and generating sales, pen and paper are all you'll need.

Main Topics Covered:

• Learning the basic skills to build a site independently.

• Learning basic design rules to create a professional looking website.

• Knowing how to add specific functionalities to the website.

• How to measure if your website is successful.

• Q&A session to answer personal questions.

Suitable for: Small Business owners who are not at the stage yet where they can hire an agency, and Small Business owners who would like to know more about websites, to be able to negotiate better with their web agency and make sure they deliver an effective website.

Note: Maximum of 2 bookings per business.

Presenter: Jerry Hoekman, SBDC Regional Business Advisor from IPS Management Consultants.

This workshop is available to attend in person and online for small business owners in REGIONAL Western Australia based in the South West, Peel, Mid West/Gascoyne, Pilbara and Wheatbelt regions. Note for online attendees: the presenter will email participants in the days before the workshop with the online platform link.

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IPS Management Consultants is a provider of SBDC Regional services in the South West, Peel, Mid West/Gascoyne, Pilbara and Wheatbelt regions.

This SBDC Regional workshop is funded by the State Government through the Small Business Development Corporation.