Guerrilla Marketing for Your Small Business

Understanding how to make the most of your marketing will be the key to success for your small business. Learn new ways to make your marketing efforts more effective in this course. Key topics to be covered are:

Traditional Outbound Marketing

New Inbound Marketing

Social Media Options

Mobile Marketing Options

Putting the Pieces Together

Tracking Your Customers Through the Sales Funnel

Measuring Effectiveness and Making Adjustments

Presented by Julie F. Hall of Custom Websites to Go

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