SCORE Chicago hosts upcoming seminar on digital marketing
Community business owners and entrepreneurs are encouraged to learn new skills to help grow their businesses at the upcoming seminar, Digital Marketing-Get Ready for Takeoff! on Monday, Aug. 27, 2018 (6 p.m. to 8 p.m.) at the Microsoft Store at Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg.
The guest presenter will be Norbert Barszczewski, President of JP NetQuest, Inc. who is a Florida State University Certified Webmaster and serves the local business community. He is a frequent educator presenter at SCORE Chicago seminars.
"A comprehensive digital marketing plan is a must for all businesses, small and large. It needs to be coupled with a thorough understanding by the decision makers within each business, on how to implement it successfully," said Barszczewski.
"Monitoring metrics and frequent adjustments will increase chances of surviving and thriving in a highly competitive market. Digital marketing of tomorrow means providing each client and prospect with tailored message, he added.
Register for Digital Marketing-Get Ready for Take-off! at: Digital Marketing https://retailstore.microsoft.com/EventRegistrationService/EventRegistration/?eid=629508982&locid=94969&Culture=en-US&community=0
"Several of our business workshops feature knowledgeable speakers from SCORE Chicago (www.chicago.score.org), industry partners and more, who bring tremendous value to our customers" said Paula Brkich, Community Development Specialist, the Microsoft Store, Woodfield Mall.
"Our workshops are always free and open to the public. We can also work one-on-one with businesses to help evaluate their technology needs and develop a technology roadmap to help them realize their full potential."
To attend an event or workshop at the Microsoft Store (located on the Lower Level of Woodfield Mall across from Lush) visit the educational and events calendar:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/locations/il/schaumburg/woodfield-mall/store-36
"At the Microsoft Store in Schaumburg, we are committed to Empowering Every Person and Every Organization on the Planet to Achieve More!," said Brkich. "One way we do this is by offering free workshops in our store theater to teach computer technology skills and STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) topics for everyone."
About Score Chicago: www.ScoreChicago.org
Since 1964, SCORE, "Mentors to America's Small Business," has helped more than 9 million aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners through free mentoring services and low cost business workshops.
More than 11,000 volunteer business mentors in more than 320 chapters serve their communities through entrepreneur education dedicated to the formation, growth and success of small businesses.
Score Chicago, with 130 mentors throughout the Chicagoland area, is part of SCORE, a national non-profit professional nationwide association. Score is a resource partner of the Small Business Administration (SBA). To request a mentor, visit www.ScoreChicago.org