Let’s face it, finding customers can be quite a challenge. In this interactive “Getting More Customers workshop,” we will cover a variety of proven marketing techniques for growing your business: attendees will select one or two that fit their style and develop a plan to implement them in their business in the next 90 days.
Getting More Customers Workshop on Saturday Feb 11, 2017
- Speaking – small groups, large groups, conferences, …
- Writing – blogging, newsletters, articles, …
- What Other People Say About You – referrals, testimonials, case studies, …
- Getting Found When and Where Prospects are Looking: adwords, Craigslist, trade shows, SEO/SEM, …
Details and Registration
When: Saturday, February 11, 2017 from 9:30 AM to 1:30 PM (lunch included)
Where: 1250 Oakmead Pkwy #210, Sunnyvale, CA
Early bird Cost: $97 (ends Feb-3-2017) $124 after
Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/getting-more-customers-on-feb-11-2017-tickets-30908580396m
(event is over, registration is closed)
“This workshop provided great material to bounce off of. SKMurphy created a fertile space for me to think about my business and plan a concrete step forward. Thank you.”
Paul Konasewich, Supportive Listening
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