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You mean you missed the June 30th party at Prohibition? There was lots of great food, great networking and great fun so…be sure you make it to the next party. You don’t want to miss it!
Is your Website just an expensive business card – something you know you have to have but can’t seem to turn from an expense into an asset?
Even in “high touch” industries, if you’re not doing more than introducing yourself with static content, you’re missing an important opportunity to reach more people and strengthen existing relationships.
Join us Thursday, July 29th at 12 noon EDT to learn how to combine the buzzwords we all know – Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, blogging, content marketing, email marketing – into a well-planned strategy for online marketing.
Adrian’s Network member Andrew Schulkind is an online communications strategy consultant and Web developer at Andigo New Media. He is a 17-year veteran of the Web and multimedia industry and has built Website and communications strategies for small and medium-size businesses in professional services, fashion and design, health and medical, ecommerce retail, and non-profit sectors.
Are your e-mails, sales letters, proposals, customer correspondence and online materials producing the results you want? Join us on June 23 at 12 noon EST for Natalie Canavor’s special presentation, “Strategic Business Writing 2010 Style.” In today’s virtual world, writing is the primary tool for opening doors and securing opportunities. This session shows you how to sharpen your digital pencil, toss out the old 20th century models and gain a real competitive edge. Natalie will share her favorite tips on everyday writing that builds relationships and achieves long-range goals.
New A’s Net member Natalie Canavor is co-author of the just-published book, The Truth About the New Rules of Business Writing (Financial Times Press). She is co-owner of C&M Business Writing Services and Workshops, which handles communication projects and provides focused seminars that help companies raise the bar on writing. Her belief: “When your writing succeeds, you succeed.”
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