Tuesday 8 March, 9am - 12pm at Pepper & Oz, Malvern
Specialist speaker at this event is award winning business coach, Simon Williams from Arrivista, talking on marketing basics “Really looking forward to being involved with these workshops as the thought and extensive preparation already contributed will ensure delegates leave with clear actions for their business, resulting from succinct, practical advice”.
This workshop, run by internet marketing company Rather Inventive, is the first in a series of 6 covering topics such as: marketing basics, photography, copy writing essentials and why blogging and social media works for business. Each workshop provides you with the theory, software, demos and how to apply them in your business. More importantly you'll leave each workshop with at least 5 practical things to do right away.
To find out more or register for this or other free workshops visit
www.ratherinventive.com/workshops
Specialist speaker at this event is award winning business coach, Simon Williams from Arrivista, talking on marketing basics “Really looking forward to being involved with these workshops as the thought and extensive preparation already contributed will ensure delegates leave with clear actions for their business, resulting from succinct, practical advice”.
This workshop, run by internet marketing company Rather Inventive, is the first in a series of 6 covering topics such as: marketing basics, photography, copy writing essentials and why blogging and social media works for business. Each workshop provides you with the theory, software, demos and how to apply them in your business. More importantly you'll leave each workshop with at least 5 practical things to do right away.
To find out more or register for this or other free workshops visit
www.ratherinventive.com/workshops
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The workshops provide you with the theory, software, demos and how to apply them in your business. More importantly you'll leave each workshop with at least 5 practical things to do right away.
