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Course CPE: 1 hour Field(s) of Study: Marketing–1 hr Program Level: Overview Prerequisites: None required. These overview programs may be appropriate for professionals at all organizational levels. Advanced Preparation: None Delivery Method: Self-Study |
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Recording Date: August 26, 2015
Presenter: Lee Frederiksen
Program Description:
The first stage of developing new business is attracting buyers to your content and expertise. Finding these early-stage buyers is essential to building a thriving practice.
Social media, networking, and referrals are some of the top ways firms attract early stage buyers, but you must use these techniques correctly to succeed. In this webinar, Hinge Marketing Managing Partner Lee Frederiksen will walk through proven techniques to utilize these tools.
The webinar will cover issues such as:
- Why some firms are still skeptical of social media—and why they’re missing opportunities - How social media is the online version of networking, and why it’s a top way that buyers check out service providers - Research findings on social media and referral marketing, including the types of referrals that many firms are missing out on
After attending this webinar, attendees will be able to:
- Select techniques to generate more referrals for their firm or practice
- Recognize the benefits of social media and how to use it to increase their visibility and demonstrate their expertise
- Identify how today’s buyers are using social media and referrals to check out potential service providers
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