Businesses of all sizes need to conduct some form of marketing activity to promote awareness of their brand/product/service; position their offer to prospective customers; and, ultimately, persuade purchase. That many smaller businesses undertake little or even no marketing is usually down to either believing they cannot afford to, and/or don't know how to.
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What's happening?
This is the second in a series of two workshops facilitated by Mark Sebright, and will cover:
- Website optimisation
- Social media marketing
- Database marketing
- Public relations
- Networking and personal selling
When?
Tuesday 25 February
5.30 – 8.30pm
Session Itinerary - Workshop 2
5.30pm - Registration and refreshments
6.00pm - Recap
6.30pm - Marketing solutions for small businesses/The low-zero budget toolkit
7.00pm - Marketing audit and solutions for your business – mentoring and discussion
8.30pm - Finish
Where?
Leeds Trinity University, Brownberrie Lane, Horsforth, Leeds LS18 5HD.
How to book
Due to the individual business attention and focus, places on this workshop must be limited to 10. So book early, bring as much marketing related material about your business as exists (marketing information, website, social media links etc.) and be prepared to roll your sleeves up! Please bring a laptop to view your website and social media resources.
To register please click here for the Eventbrite page.
Who should attend?
Businesses up to three years old with a desire to grow are eligible to attend this event. You might also be eligible for support through the Ad:Venture programme, including access to free workshops and funding.
We'll contact you to confirm your attendance if you are eligible for this workshop.
Further information
Leeds Trinity University is proud to be part of Ad:Venture; a business support programme aimed at helping businesses in the Leeds City Region with real growth potential to achieve their ambitions. We are looking to support businesses that have ambitions to grow and create jobs. The project is supported by the 2014 to 2020 European Regional Development Fund Programme.
If you have any questions, or for any further information, please contact Louise Miller, Ad:Venture Project Manager at Leeds Trinity University.