Imagine taking a course called Web Marketing for Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses.

Picture yourself in a four-class course where you could learn about search engine optimization, email marketing, business blogs, podcasts, viral marketing, e-commerce, and building a Web site that generates leads and sells more.

Where you could share ideas, ask questions, and even have your own Web site reviewed by peers and by a self-styled Internet marketing expert.

Where you could learn about advanced online marketing ideas such as article marketing or tagging, and how to implement these strategies into your own Internet marketing plan.

Where you’d leave every class filled with ideas to grow your business, invigorated with boundless energy, and at least two-three inches taller.

Well, except for the height thing, it’s all possible.

I’ll be teaching a course over at the University of Southern Maine’s Center for Continuing Education called–wait for it–Web Marketing for Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses. (You didn’t see that coming, did you?)

It’s on four Wednesdays, from October 18 – November 8, 6:30 – 8:30pm. The cost of the course is $195 (paid to the university.)

Is it worth it? Hmmm…let me randomly pull from some of the comments from last term’s students:

What was most helpful?

Rich’s expertise & ability to speak in non-techie terms. Content was really excellent and very useful. Thanks!

Everything was very helpful. Many things being the first time I’ve heard it. It was great!

Rich is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic.

Rich is chock full of knowledge. Thanx!

And none of these people were relatives. Class size is limited, so sign up now.

Rich Brooks
Chock Full of Something

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