Our 2nd Webinar ‘Marketing Masterclass’ is open for registering!
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Off the back of our immensely successful launch, our ‘Marketing Masterclass: 15 Brilliant Digital Marketing Examples For Today’s Challenges’ is still open for you to register your attendance!
With over 2000 registrations for our Webinar series across the first 72 hours and a hugely successful launch with our first Webinar ‘Working and our Health’, we’re more than excited for our next in the series, a Marketing Masterclass ’15 Brilliant Digital Marketing Examples For Today’s Challenges’.
Talking with experts David and James James Lawrence, Co-Founders of Rocket Agency, our brilliant Jan Henderson will make this a must-attend webinar for any marketer or executive that wants to understand what’s working in today’s environment.
Attendees will learn everything from what can happen positioning strategies to address your buyers needs directly, how to find value in long-term tactics and much more.
We’ll also be running a Q&A session once the presentation is complete so as the webinar streams you can send us your questions and we’ll be able to answer them live.
The event happens Monday the 25th of May at 12.30pm
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