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Digital marketing is more crucial than ever when it comes to survival in the commerce world.
So, to help businesses navigate their way to a successful digital media plan, the Longford Local Enterprise Office is offering a FREE online course next Friday, September 26th.
Presented over Zoom by marketing expert Evan Mangan of The Marketing Crowd, the three hour course - 'A Digital Marketing Plan for Your Business' - will not only teach attendees the main elements of digital marketing, but also the best ones to prioritise.
Evan will explain how your website and social media accounts should be working together, as well as show you how to drive traffic to your website through Google search and social media.
In addition to outlining ways in which to engage visitors who visit your site, Evan will also help attendees understand how to convert visitors into customers, in addition to up-selling to existing customers.
Business owners will learn how to effectively analyse what's working, what needs improving, and what they need to do.
This live course - which is free and open to all - will take place next Friday, September 26th, and will run from 9.30am until 12.30pm.
To register your attendance, please visit the Local Enterprise event page here
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