Build a Digital Marketing Strategy That Actually Works - Webinar via Zoom

Date and time

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Location

Online

Organizer

Mariah Kilbourne
mariah.kilbourne@utsa.edu
210-458-2047

Host organization

UTSA Small Business Development Center

Type of event

Resource Partner event

Event description

Build a Digital Marketing Strategy That Actually Works

Create a Practical Marketing Strategy to Reach the Right Customers and Grow Your Business

Digital marketing can feel overwhelming, especially when businesses are trying to navigate social media, email, websites, search engines, and paid advertising all at once. A successful strategy starts with understanding your goals, your customers, and where your marketing efforts will have the greatest impact.

Join us for this practical, beginner-to-intermediate session focused on building a digital marketing strategy that works for your business. Participants will learn how to identify the right channels, create content with purpose, set realistic goals, and develop a marketing plan that can be managed consistently.

This session will provide a strong foundation for businesses looking to improve their digital presence, attract more customers, and make better use of their marketing time and resources.

What You’ll Learn / Key Takeaways:

  • How to define clear digital marketing goals that support your business objectives
  • How to identify and better understand your target customers
  • Which digital marketing channels may be the best fit for your business
  • How to create a practical content strategy that keeps your audience engaged
  • How to develop a consistent marketing plan without feeling overwhelmed
  • How to use your website, social media, email, and other digital channels together
  • What metrics to track to understand whether your marketing is working
  • How to turn marketing activities into a sustainable strategy you can continue to refine

Audience: Built for beginner and intermediate audiences, especially entrepreneurs and small business owners looking to create, improve, or organize their digital marketing efforts, but all audiences are welcome.

This session is Part 1 of a two-part series but can also be attended independently.

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