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How Entrepreneurs and Nonprofits Can Make Search Engines Work for Them
| Date | April 21, 2010 |
| Time | |
| Cost | FREE |
Have you invested your time and money building a great website to attract clients, customers, and donors? Do you depend on Google to deliver these visitors to your site? If so, be sure that Google and other search engines can find it! Don't hide from the search engines: Help them find you. You'll also want to leverage a completely different kind of search engine marketing: paid ads. And with so many people looking at what other people are saying about organizations, smart marketers want to have a presence on social media sites, too.
In How Entrepreneurs and Nonprofits Can Make Search Engines Work for Them, you'll find out how to use social media and real-time search results to make search engines find you fast. You'll learn strategies for becoming one of the top 10 results for your brand. | |
Who Should Attend? Small business owners and marketing executives, entrepreneurs, nonprofit executive and development team | |
Instructor | Veronica Fielding, CEO, Digital Brand Expressions Veronica Fielding is the president of Digital Brand Expressions (DBE), The Findability PeopleSM. DBE helps brands be found and well positioned on the Web with highly measurable, customized marketing services that typically include SEO, paid search, and social media.
DBE also publishes a series of social media how-to books for audiences new to the world of LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. The series includes Jump Start Social MediaSM for Professionals, Jump Start Social MediaSM for Small Business, and coming in September, Jump Start Social MediaSM for HR & Hiring Managers.
Prior to starting DBE in 2002, Ms. Fielding was an executive in the Interactive Publishing Division of Dow Jones/The Wall Street Journal where she spearheaded the development of education tools for private investors and was the president of an electronic publishing company that produced career exploration tools for teens.
Ms. Fielding frequently speaks with the media on topics related to search engine and social media marketing. She was recently quoted in a New York Times article on managing personal brands through LinkedIn and Facebook, was interviewed for Entrepreneur Magazine, and has appeared on major TV news feature programs in New York and Philadelphia. ![]() |

