Webinar
This webinar is aimed at small businesses in the Sutherland Shire Council area looking to strengthen their digital capabilities with the ASBAS program.
The content you post on social media can help shape your brand identity, encourage audience engagement and create lead gen. Ensuring your posting content consistently and professionally is vital for your business success. Join Realise Business Advisor, Megan Hauptfleisch in a one and a half hour webinar as she uncovers tools and tips you can use to create a content plan.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understanding your customer’s journey
- Creating a content plan to use in your business
- Tools you can use for scheduling
- Live demo of Canva
Who is this for?
- This webinar is for business owners who have just started a business or have an established business.
- This webinar will take place on Zoom, click below to register. You will receive the Zoom link in an email prior to the workshop. This will be a live online event
Our Presenter
Megan Hauptfleisch| Realise Business Advisor
Business Advisor
Megan is a highly strategic, commercially savvy, and results-focused marketer with over 20 years of marketing management and business consultancy. With a proven track record for driving growth in businesses across B2C and B2B. Her rich knowledge covers a diverse range of industries. As a communication specialist and storyteller, Megan takes audiences on a strategic journey to bring brands to life and aligns teams.
Realise Business is Not-for-Profit, and funded by all levels of Government, which means you can get advice from our highly experienced business advisors for a fraction of the cost of private business coaching. Find out more
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By attending this event you agree that Realise Business may use photographs or video footage taken of yourself during the event for marketing purposes; including DVD production, posting on the Realise Business website, and or social media platforms, or for future
Realise Business events.
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