Digital marketing for beginners is aimed at those who have a website but not sure if people are looking at it or interacting with it.  It will give you marketing tips and show you ways to research your website to ensure you are fully optimising all that is available to you. Ideal for therapists and those who own their own businesses or who are looking at creating a website.  24/1st July from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Priory School in Shrewsbury.  To book please call Debbie on 01743 284022 deb@priory.shropshire.sch.uk or book by paypal. http://www.priory.shropshire.sch.uk/94/community-courses

Digital Marketing allows businesses of all sizes to generate huge amounts of exposure, interest, leads and sales. When implemented correctly, it offers a huge potential return, on a relatively small investment – allowing even the smallest of businesses to ditch their underdog status, and compete with industry-leaders.
If you’re looking to kick-start your online presence, it’s important that you understand the component parts of digital marketing – SEO, Content Marketing, SMM, Email, Design, Branding and Analysis –and, most importantly of all, the strategy that ties them together. Join this course and see how your business can benefit from having a Digital Marketing Strategy.

June Meagher has been in marketing for over 30 years and worked with some major global brands. She studied Digital Marketing with Cambridge College of Marketing via the CIM. Her
Healers & Therapists LinkedIn Group now has over 14,000 members, she has worked as Head of Sales & Marketing with CW Research Ltd, the leading global regulatory news service to the
Chemicals industry, sat on many boards and committees in Shropshire and other areas and organises Shropshire’s largest free Exhibition of Healing & Complementary Therapies which attracts
thousands from all over the UK. Her courses show you how to save money on advertising, grow your business either locally, nationally or internationally and also how to ensure your business can interact successfully with customers