Virtual Bite-sized Learning sessions led by Brighton experts
Brighton Chamber is offering a range of virtual Bite-sized learning sessions. Each led by an expert in their field and including breakout sessions. The topics are designed to help your business right now and over 220 businesses have attended over the last 3 weeks. You’ll come away with valuable knowledge and new skills.
Here are three upcoming sessions with places available:
Tuesday 21 April, How to find your business niche
In the current environment having a clear niche is more important than ever. Being niched means you can better understand and therefore, better serve your clients resulting in more profitable long-term relationships.
In this practical webinar, we will discuss how to work out your sweet spot and how to translate this into external sales and marketing messages.
Who for? Any business large or small considering focusing down their niche.
Trainer: Rob Da Costa, Da Costa Coaching
Visit the Chamber website to find out more information
Book this event – https://how-to-find-your-business-niche.eventbrite.co.uk
Tuesday 28 April, Get found on Google with search engine marketing
In this online workshop, you’ll learn everything you need to know about SEO, paid search and digital strategy. You’ll find out how to rank well on Google, including the things you need to do both on and off-site to rank higher.
You’ll learn the very latest in online search and how to create new opportunities, even if you think you can’t find the time (because your competitors are finding that time).
Who for? Business owners with a limited to intermediate level of digital and Search Engine Marketing knowledge.
Trainer: Stu Davies, Head of Agency, Creative Bloom
Visit the Chamber website to find out more information
Book this event - https://get-found-on-google.eventbrite.co.uk
Tuesday 19 May, Create social media content with a smartphone
This fun and interactive session will show you how to create brilliant social media content using just your smartphone.
You’ll learn tips and hints on how to use your smartphone camera better, the best ways to set up your images, and some handy technical know-how on natural lighting and using flash.
Who for? Business owners who produce their own marketing and social media content.
Trainer: Sarah Walker-Bennett, Sarah Bennett Photography - https://www.sarah-bennett.com/
Visit the Chamber website to find out more information
Book this event - https://great-social-content.eventbrite.co.uk
For more info about the programme see here