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Marketing Workshops Coming Right Up!

I've been asked quite a few times in the past year to do training sessions for companies, Chamber of Commerce and expo events and now, we have a home to do them consistently. The first session will be on November 16th and will focus on custom apps for your business and online optimization. These two mission critical topics will be discussed and you'll get some great materials to take with you as well as free and discounted resources.

There's never been a time in my life where I haven't enjoyed public speaking. From getting lost at Johanna's Kitchen as a kid to speaking at the United Mosquito Abatement Association's annual event last year, there are not a lot of topics that scare me. It's pretty exciting to now have a home where I can teach whenever I want and I'd love your support for our first sessions. There will be an hour of training, a half hour of Q&A and you'll leave with step-by-step guides I've created to make your life easier and less stressful when approaching apps and mobile optimization.

Apps can be simple or complex and can help to brand your business, increase engagement and drive sales. You don't need full time IT to create an app but you do need resources and some general information to get you started. Even more critical to every business is mobile optimization. How does Google see your business? Where do you come up on Maps and review sites? We'll cover this topic in-depth and get you free resources as well as some offers from partner companies to help you save money as well.

Details and tickets are available on EventBrite.com or feel free to contact me directly. If you sign up for the workshop by the 10th, you'll also get a free consultation so we can customize the session to your specific needs. I'm excited to be offering ongoing training sessions and welcome your input on what you'd like to focus on. There's a survey online here at Survey Monkey or send me an email with your ideas.

Thanks for the support and please, share as these workshops grow and help us to expand businesses in Salt Lake. You are much appreciated and here's to your success!


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