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Web Marketing Course for Small Business

Apple It's hard to think about school starting up while classic rock stations still have Alice Cooper's anthem on heavy rotation.

Even if you're not quite ready to shop for back-to-school fashions, it's never too early to register for Web Marketing for Small Business, the four-week, eight-hour course I teach at the University of Southern Maine through their Center for Continuing Education.

If you're a small business owner, marketer, or thinking about starting your own business, you can't go wrong with this course. We'll review:

  • Search engine optimization
  • Email marketing
  • Blogging
  • Social media (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, etc.)
  • E-commerce tips
  • Web site analytics and
  • How to build a Web site that sells

If you're wondering why your competitors rank higher than you, or how you can leverage your Web site to grow your business, than you should register for Web Marketing for Small Business.

Just remember to bring your teacher an apple.

Rich Brooks
Checking My Seat for Tacks as We Speak

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  • http://www.surveymethod.net jonathan

    If small business owners do not take the course, they can just find for references on Internet. There are a wide sources to find many great ideas.

  • http://www.surveymethod.net jonathan

    If small business owners do not take the course, they can just find for references on Internet. There are a wide sources to find many great ideas.

  • http://www.flyte.biz Rich Brooks

    Sometimes the best way people learn is from doing research on the Internet. Other times it's reading a book, listing to a podcast or watching a video. And sometimes, it's sitting in an interactive classroom where you can ask the instructor specific questions about your situation.

  • http://www.flyte.biz Rich Brooks

    Sometimes the best way people learn is from doing research on the Internet. Other times it's reading a book, listing to a podcast or watching a video. And sometimes, it's sitting in an interactive classroom where you can ask the instructor specific questions about your situation.

  • http://www.cowboyhatcountry.com John

    How deep do these courses go? I am a intermediate web designer (primary learned by books and doing). Lately I have been trying to figure our whether to pay a company to build back links and submit articles as well as other SEO tasks or learn and spend my time doing it. I am trying to take my ebusiness to the next level in traffic (from about 8-10K in unique visitors a month to about 50K), what do you guys think?

  • http://www.cowboyhatcountry.com John

    How deep do these courses go? I am a intermediate web designer (primary learned by books and doing). Lately I have been trying to figure our whether to pay a company to build back links and submit articles as well as other SEO tasks or learn and spend my time doing it. I am trying to take my ebusiness to the next level in traffic (from about 8-10K in unique visitors a month to about 50K), what do you guys think?

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