Marketing on a Shoestring for Small Business - Innisfail
Event description
Are you ready to enhance your marketing strategies for a successful business boost? Join Nicky Jurd in this dynamic 2-hour workshop tailored for small business owners like yourself. This engaging adventure is designed to unlock the full potential of digital marketing, helping you achieve growth for your business.
What will be covered in this session:
- Strategies: Develop effective marketing strategies, capturing attention and driving sales.
- Customer Engagement: Establish a strong bond with your community through marketing initiatives, ensuring long-lasting customer loyalty. Move beyond traditional social media approaches.
- Tips and Tricks: Gain valuable insights into changing consumer habits during peak seasons, positioning your business for positive recognition.
- Hands-On Experience: This workshop is not just theoretical – it's a live, interactive session with practical activities that enable you to directly apply what you learn to enhance your business.
This workshop is ideal for passionate small business owners eager to infuse their marketing approach with creativity and appeal. Elevate your business strategies and achieve lasting success throughout the year.
About the presenter
Nicky Jurd is a friendly and approachable geek with an expert skillset encompassing websites, apps, SEO, search engine marketing, social media and online security. Nicky started her company Precedence back in 2000 when the Internet was still shiny and new. She has a strong emphasis on creating profitable websites for their client base of small and medium Australian businesses. Her specialty is in composing and delivering informative, audience-driven training around the effective engagement of customers by small business people through the use of web tools and social media.
Please note that registering for this workshop is mandatory to ensure your spot and we encourage potential participants to review eligibility requirements before registering. Eligibility requirements include:
- businesses with under 20 Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) employees
- be a Queensland-based business
- hold an active Australian Business Number (ABN)