Good marketing is one of those things that can easily fall to the wayside when a company is just starting out, simply because of the huge amount of time and money it requires. A good plan can make both of those things manageable, if you’re ready to get serious about marketing.
Kay Keenan, president of Growth Consulting and co-author of Conversation on Networking, will be holding an interactive workshop at the Emerging Enterprise Center that will help you create a new yearlong marketing plan specifically tailored to you business in about two hours. Bring your company’s mission, vision and strategic plan, if you have them.
“How to Write a Powerful Marketing Plan in 2+ Hours” will be held Dec. 5 from 8:30–11:30 a.m. Registration is free for EEC Incubator members, $10 for New Castle Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors, $25 for Chamber members and $50 for nonmembers.
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