When

Wednesday, August 26, 2020 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM EDT
and every second Wednesday until Oct 21

Where

This is an online event.


 

Contact

Barry Black, Education Director
Mid-Florida SCORE
352-399-0050
midflorida@scorevolunteer.org
 

Effective Online Marketing - 5 Elements of Effective Marketing (Webinar Series)

This series of 5 workshops are designed to develop an effective and unified marketing plan for your small business or nonprofit. These comprehensive sessions are designed to connect with each other so please make a commitment to attend all of the sessions in order.

You will be learning how to:

  • create a connected brand, 
  • build a website that converts, 
  • create 3 months of social content, 
  • write blog posts for SEO, 
  • and create a welcome email sequence and opt-in for your website.

After implementing the tactics and strategies in this series, you will be hearing “I see you EVERYWHERE” from clients, friends, and most importantly, Potential Clients who are ready to buy!

Workshop 1:  Creating a Connected Brand - (August 26, 2020 – 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM)

 Your brand is made up of 3 things, Who/Why you are, what you do, and Who you share it with. It should provide a single, unified image that represents the “face” of your business to your potential customers.  This workshop will cover:

  • Why do you need to develop a plan, and where to start?
  • Target Market Analysis
  • Writing your Vision & Mission Statements
  • Logo Design, Collateral & Sales Materials
  • Tools to Use

Workshop 2:  Websites that Convert - (September 09, 2020 – 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM)

With your brand established, this workshop will cover how to build a customer-friendly website and the methods to use to measure its effectiveness. 

  • Site elements for EVERY website / User Experience
  • Content Planning and Creation
  • Website Building Tools to Use
  • Live Site Audit of a few lucky participants.

Workshop 3:  Create 6 months of Social Media in one day - (September 23, 2020 – 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM)

Social presence is the ability to create awareness for your business into a community of target customers.  This takes your content to the next level by translating content information into customer engagement.   This workshop will cover:

  • Which platforms to chooseo 
  • Developing a Social Calendar
  • What to Talk About
  • Driving Engagement
  • What Not to Do
  • Tools to Use

Workshop 4:  How to Blog for SEO - (October 07, 2020 – 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM)

Businesses use content marketing to build an audience and to achieve a profitable result. Blogging is one of the easiest and most misused outlets for brand awareness and engagement. This workshop will cover how to create a blog that will help drive traffic to your website as well as:

  • How to Blog in 10 min
  • Best Blogging Topics
  • Crafting Catchy Headlines
  • Utilizing your Presso Videos vs Photos
  • Transcription
  • Tools to Use

Workshop 5:  Email Marketing for 2021 - (October 21, 2020 – 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM)

Your brand needs to be a single idea or theme promoted through multiple media channels.  Email marketing is NOT a dead channel. It is very much alive. This workshop will show you how to use it to your advantage with:

  • Creating an Opt-in
  • How to build a list
  • Designing an email campaign
  • Creating a Drip Campaign
  • Tools to Use
The registration fee of $59 covers all 5 sessions.

 

 

Our presenter, Elizabeth Pampalone, began her journey into the web design world over 18 years ago.  In 2007, She started her first company, The Jax Computer Chic.  Elizabeth and her husband, Joseph, worked side by side in this company for 5 years and it was their sole income.  As they grew their residential business, she longed to serve the Business Community of Jacksonville.  Elizabeth learned about Business Networking, a new concept to her, and began attending 3 meetings a day of over a year.  She made it her goal to be one of the most recognizable names in Jacksonville, FL.  In 2014, she was named "Queen of Jacksonville Networking" by the Jacksonville Business Journal.  During this time, she led 13 meet-up groups per month for almost 2 years.  Her volunteering with SCORE and OLLI has allowed her to stay connected to the small business community.  She is a frequently requested guest lecturer at the Coggin College of Business (UNF) and a regular speaker at the SBDC and SCORE.