Do-It-Yourself Digital Marketing
Want to do your own marketing but don't know how? We'll fast-track your path to becoming a digital marketing expert. Everything you need to know, from building a great brand to creating online buzz, packed into a set of friendly online sessions.

Pick any sessions you want, in any order
Private 1-to-1 Session: $95
Group Session: $45/person (limited to 4 participants)

The Big Picture
Topics Covered
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Branding and how it relates to digital marketing.
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The world of social media - what's critical and what's not.
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Why your website is the center of your business' universe.
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How email marketing fits within the big picture.
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Organic versus paid -- the pros and cons.
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Measuring progress with analytics.
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Brand Development
Topics Covered
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Aligning your brand with your mission and vision.
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Connecting your brand with your target audience.
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Color palette, typography, voice, and messaging.
Social Media

Topics
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Why a content strategy is important to build followers
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Choosing themes that stick to your brand and mission
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Posts that generate the most engagement
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Developing a content calendar
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Which platforms you should choose
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Pros and cons of social media management software
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When (and when not) to post
Your Website
Topics
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Why your website is the hub of your digital marketing efforts
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Different ways to drive traffic to your website
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Website design choices that help or hurt your business
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The importance of landing pages
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Contact management in your website vs email providers


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What email marketing can do
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Deciding whether it's right for your business
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Email software platforms such as MailChimp
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What types of email you should send, and when
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Audience segmentation and A/B testing

Analytics

Topics
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Intro to data, analytics, and why they matter
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What social media analytics you should track, and how.
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What website analytics you should track, and how.
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Email analytics - how complex do they need to be?
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Tools available to track analytics, and what they cost.
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What level of detail do you need to track?