Ad Funnels Explained by Renee
Have you always wondered what a marketing funnel is, what it looks like and how it works?
During this session, we will explain in simple terms. We will also look at how your digital marketing efforts contribute (or should contribute) to guiding potential customers through the buying process.
This workshop is brought to you by Business Station and AusIndustry under the Digital Solutions Program.
ABOUT PRESENTER
Social Butterfly Marketing founder Renee Dembowski is an innovative trailblazer in the exciting world of social media. With fresh ideas and a penchant for predicting the next big thing, Renee has successfully transformed a flair for social media strategy into an award-winning enterprise. In 2017, Renee was the first person in Australia to be awarded the Diploma of Social Media Marketing and is now an industry-recognised trainer. In addition to delivering the Diploma, Renee is the Queensland Ambassador for the Social Media Marketing Institute Australasia.
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About Digital Solutions – Australian Small Business Advisory Services
Digital Solutions is one of the most generously supported digital transformation programs for small business by the Commonwealth Government. This iteration of the program has been run by Business Station in QLD, WA and NT for three years and has had a significant positive impact on the small business community.
This event will give you the chance to learn about the details of the program, what’s on offer and who can access the free or highly subsidised support, training and resources! Perhaps you will find them beneficial for yourselves, your network or your clients.
To better understand what’s on offer, we will encourage each attendee to register themselves to the program before the event, or otherwise by attending this workshop, you will be registered.
Important – Participating businesses must be aware that this information will be provided to the Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources for program evaluation and reporting purposes; and businesses may be approached by a representative from the Department to complete a survey on the services provided.