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Do you want a social media makeover? Would you like to get more bang, more reach from your email newsletters, blog posts, etc.? In this session Guest Heidi Tobias from Constant Contact and Jeanne Rossomme from RoadMap marketing will show you how to makeover your content to be more social so it can more easily be shared and promoted.
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This webinar shares ten low-cost techniques for gaining customers and increasing profits from Jeanne Rossomme, Roadmap Marketing.
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SCORE & John Jantsch of Duct Tape Marketing bring entrepreneurs real-world advice on making the most of social media locally. If all business is local, then getting close to the customer using online tools helps make a meaningful connection.
What You Will Gain:
Ways to use social media as a means of growing local leads and opportunities. Tactics that can be implemented with little or no additional work and can help make your existing marketing, including your offline efforts, even stronger.
The seven Minnesota Chapters of SCORE have jointly developed a series of online on demand recorded webinars. These topics cover issues beyond what we can provide in a Face-to-Face workshop setting due to their use of technology and newest of the issues to new entrepreneurs. Click HERE to view the topics currently available.
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If you’re not leveraging LinkedIn to attract, research and engage with prospects, you’re missing huge opportunities. In her recent 2013 Sales & LinkedIn Survey, sales expert Jill Konrath found out the secrets of individuals who are having extraordinary success with this online tool.
In this session, she’ll be sharing what it is that they’re doing – which is strikingly different from everyone else. Plus, you’ll hear how:
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Thomas gets 58% of his business via LinkedIn.
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SCORE's CEO, Kenneth R. Yancey, gives tips for increasing awareness of your business through the social media platform, Pinterest.
Are you using Pinterest to market your business yet? If your business is visually focused, such as an interior decorating firm or graphic design business, or if your products lend themselves to visuals—such as a clothing boutique or restaurant—Pinterest can be a great way to promote your business. Pinterest now allows businesses to create business accounts; visit Pinterest to set yours up. Then try these tips:
Use geolocation platforms, ratings and review sites, and social media tools like Facebook and Twitter to attract new customers.
Smart health and beauty entrepreneurs know that social media is one of the hottest marketing tools today. Here’s how social media can help you attract and retain customers.
Published Oct. 22, 2012
Daniel Kehrer, from BizBest.com, shares his 10 steps to building a successful business page on Facebook.
By Daniel Kehrer
Founder, BizBest.com
Despite its massive reach and wide adoption, Facebook remains baffling to many small business owners. Facebook itself has never really understood small business, and hasn’t done a great job explaining how biz owners can use it to grow sales.
About the Author
Daniel Kehrer, Founder & Managing Director of BizBest Media Corp., is a nationally-known, award-winning expert on small and local business, start-ups, content marketing, entrepreneurship and social media, with an MBA from UCLA/Anderson. Read more of Daniel's tips at
www.BizBest.com, follow him at
www.twitter.com/140Main and connect on LinkedIn at
www.linkedin.com/in/danielkehrer.
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