Empower your business with the Heart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce!

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Have you ever thought how could the Heart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce benefit my business? Well one great way we benefit our members is by holding seminars that will help you learn how you can empower your business. Last month on June 4th, 2015 we held a seminar about getting social media working for your business by changing the way you think about the marketing channel. The topics in this seminar where:

1) The advantages of particular social networks – your best choice may not necessarily be Facebook!
2) Formulating a concrete social media marketing strategy to help you keep your customers coming back for more.
3) An overview of best practices to help your updates achieve the most reach.

4) Social media marketing isn't going anywhere, anytime soon. Now’s the time to make it work for your business!
Translating Social Media to Sales Event Flyer


Below is a link to a ten-minute video of the translating social media to sales event. EnjoyJ

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Want to learn more about how the Heart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce can benefit your business? Visit our website: http://www.wisconsinrapidschamber.com

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