To arrange for private web site help with Nora McDougall-Collins on Thursday or Friday morning, call 740-541-2857.
- Planning your web site for optimization
- What do you want from your web site - your Goals
- Who cares about your web site, and what do they want - your Market
- What not to do with your website - how to annoy your viewers!
- What tasks need to be done to have a great site?
Refreshment & Social Hour after presentation 4:30 - 5:30
- The importance of search engines
- What is SEO?
- How do you know if your SEO is working?
- Plan for change
- How to choose a web developer
- The general state of online marketing and search
- Design with purpose: Building digital media for success
Lunch Provided 9:00 - 12:00
- Your web site as part of your business
- Understand your web model
- Don't wait for them to come - push your message.
- Build partnerships
- A case study to review our points
- Online marketing for Consumers & Search Engine Optimization
- The Pendulum: Building for the future.
Coming to use from her recent development, rollout, & marketing of the TimberBuySell.com web site, Nora McDougall-Collins specializes in training small businesses and organizations on how to plan, develop & market their web sites. In addition to being involved in the nationwide internet environment since 1977, Nora has degrees in both International Business and Computer Science.
Founded by longtime sales professionals, we take a unique approact to both online and traditional marketing campaigns. While other New Hampshire design companies focus on graphics, we start with what matters the most: your message. Visuals are important, but having a great looking web site is of little use if it fails to lead to increased revenues. At Danconia Media, everything revolves around making the sale.
Three workshops, lunch and snacks: $40.00 for non-members / $30.00 for members
Please call or email Judy Balch by March 27 at 802-892-7786 or email jbalch@hughes.net. Pay registration by cash or check.
Fee waivers available on request.
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| This event is funded in whole or in part through a grant awarded by the Wood Education and Resource Center, Northeastern Area State and Private Forestry, Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. This organization is an equal opportunity provider and employer. | |||
The workshops will be held at the Marlboro College Graduate Center Tech Center in Brattleboro, VT
DIRECTIONS
From North: Interstate 91
Take Exit 1, Brattleboro.
At end of ramp turn left; you are now on Route 5 / Canal Street.
Travel 1.2 miles toward downtown Brattleboro.
At the bottom of the second hill you descend, look for signs for Route 142 South.
At 4-way intersection, make a sharp right onto Vernon Street (Route 142 South).
Go past Brattleboro Museum on left.
Parking for the Graduate Center is the next left.
From South: Interstate 91
Take Exit 1, Brattleboro
At end of ramp turn right; you are now on Route 5 / Canal Street
Travel 1.2 miles toward downtown Brattleboro
At the bottom of the second hill you descend, look for signs for Route 142 South
At 4-way intersection, make a sharp right onto Vernon Street (Route 142 South)
Go past Brattleboro Museum on left
Parking for the Graduate Center is the next left
From East: Route 119 NH
Cross over the Connecticut River
Make a sharp left onto 142 South, the first 4-way intersection you come to
Go past Brattleboro Museum on left
Parking for the Graduate Center is the next left