Upcoming Seminars
Title: Writing Stellar Copy: A DIY Marketing Seminar
Type: In-person
Date/Time: Friday, September 19, 2008 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Location: Burton Barr Library, Meeting Room A, 1221 N Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ
Cost: Free
Description: This seminar is for anyone who wants to take a "do-it-yourself" approach to writing ads, brochures, or any written marketing materials to effectively speak to their prospects and customers.
Click here to register
Past Seminars
Copywriting Basics: What Every Marketer Should Know
Title: Writing Stellar Copy: A DIY Marketing Seminar
Type: In-person
Date/Time: Friday, September 19, 2008 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Location: Burton Barr Library, Meeting Room A, 1221 N Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ
Cost: Free
Description: This seminar is for anyone who wants to take a "do-it-yourself" approach to writing ads, brochures, or any written marketing materials to effectively speak to their prospects and customers.
Click here to register
Past Seminars
Copywriting Basics: What Every Marketer Should Know
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Focus on . . . Advertising
I’ve seen some confusion lately among small business owners and micro-business owners about the relationship between marketing and advertising . . .
Focus on . . . Hiring
So you've decided that you need full-time employees for your small business--Congratulations! If you are like most, the instinct is to dive in . . .
Focus on . . . Customers
Ideally, this is where the focus should always be, and, on the surface, it seems like a no-brainer: of course we listen to our customers and deliver goods and services based on those needs! But what happens when daily pressures, growth, and organizational/market changes distance you . . .
