Free Webinar On Facebook Marketing Basics
July 20, 2011 by admin
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 18, 2011
Contact
Helen Labun Jordan
e-Vermont Executive Director
(802) 225-6091
Helen@vtrural.org
(MONTPELIER, VT) –Wondering how Facebook might boost your business? A free webinar titled Basic Facebook Marketing can help you learn more. Participants will be introduced to Facebook and taught how to build a profile and like page, as well as a vanity URL. The 30 minute course includes instruction on strategies to use these online tools for marketing. The webinar leader is Pat Ripley from the VT Small Business Development Center and is part of the e-Vermont Community Broadband Project.
This interactive training session will show how to establish a Facebook presence for your business and how to best use social media to accomplish your business goals. Anyone with high-speed internet access can easily participate.
No registration is required. To attend, log on to www.e4vt.org and click the Join Webinar button on the date and time of your choice. Questions will be welcome. Please note the same webinar is repeated three times for convenience:
Monday July 25th 1:00-1:30pm Wednesday July 27th 6:00-6:30pm Friday July 29th noon-12:30pm (CONTINUEDThe e-Vermont Community Broadband Project is a partnership led by the Vermont Council on Rural Development, and is made up of the Vermont State Colleges, the Vermont Department of Libraries, the Vermont Department of Public Service, Vermont Small Business Development Center, the Snelling Center for Government, Front Porch Forum, and Digital Wish.
These webinars are just one part of the work e-Vermont does in its mission to optimize rural communities’ use of online resources in a variety of sectors, including education, business, government, and community building. For current information visit the e-Vermont website at www.e4vt.org. Contact e-Vermont at 802-223-6091 or by email at info@vtrural.org. Follow e-Vermont on Facebook (e-Vermont) and Twitter (eV ermont).
