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Website Design Workshop
There is no doubt: first impressions count. Whether you enter a website or through the door of a shop, it is those first few seconds which have the greatest effect.
Having a well thought out and designed website will help maximise the benefits of your internet marketing strategies. This FREE workshop will take you though a logical process of deciding your design objectives, through to converting your visitors into prospects or customers.
This online workshop is a FREE, real-time, tutored session with a Questions & Answers section.
Reserve your place here on the Website Design Workshop now, or alternatively, phone 01225 808782 for further information.
| "Our company books business speakers, sporting personalities and celebrities for such events as conferences, seminars and awards ceremonies. Our website is very important to us - we need it to work for us. I found the workshop extremely helpful and we will action four improvements to our site asap. Looking forward to the next one!"
Jan Jenkins Room54 Ltd |
| "Thanks a lot for an informative and practical online seminar on website design. As an email marketing specialist I picked up at least 7 easy to implement points that will add huge value to my marketing operations, and I'll be telling my customers about it as well. "
Peter Davey Peter Davey B2B Marketing |
These FREE workshops are run on a rotation basis every Thursday between 9.30am and 10.30am.
Next workshop: 11th December 2008
Places are reserved on a first come, first served basis. Numbers are limited, so book your place today.
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