The Marketing Boutique Launches its “Facebook for B2B Success” eCourse, Free.
Montreal, 6 June 2013 – The Marketing Boutique, a growing strategic consulting company, announced today the launch of its free e-course called, FACEBOOK FOR B2B SUCCESS.
The Facebook for B2B Success is delivered through a series of emails to provide you a convenient learning experience. Designed specifically to help B2B businesses kick-start their brand presence on Facebook and full of value-packed content including brand development, lead generation, applicable technologies and best practices which can be used for any social media platform.
Theresa states, “We decided to offer this e-course free because it is geared as an educational tool. It is a great starting point for any company that has either stalled or wants to know the level of time they should put into Facebook.
Facebook for B2B Success is a 5-day course, delivered via email each day, it has a lesson followed by a task designed to encourage the student to put into place all the necessary activities to build their audience and a strong brand presence.
To learn more about or subscribe to the Facebook for B2B Success: visit THIS PAGE!
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The Marketing Boutique
The Marketing Boutique is a growing, most experienced and customer focused one-to-one marketing company, with a strong staff network in Canada and USA. We offer our clients with a full range of strategy and market development, consulting and interactive services to deliver profitable programs and strong customer relationship.
Contact:
Theresa Perin
The Marketing Boutique
Theresa(@)themarketingboutique.net
Great article. I picked up a couple gold nuggets thank you! Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you Randy!
On Lesson 3 and loving it! Thank you!
Thanks! Glad you are liking the course.
Wondering if it is applicable for retail, we are a small shop.
Boutique Arnelle
It can be. The one area where we would put a stronger emphasis is on promotions for a retail shop. Just by Facebook’s demographic, shops should do very well on this platform, whereas the “one-on-one” that social media requires most of time doesn’t fit with B2B.