e-marketing workshop


‘Awesome! Great teaching, location and food.’
Delegate from Oxford University Press (attending in Oxford)

The almost limitless potential of e-marketing can be so overwhelming it’s hard to know where to start, but there’s no better place than this! It’s emphatically NOT technical, but we guarantee that you’ll leave feeling confident about realistic options, and with plenty of guidance in putting them into practice. The day, split equally between web-based and email marketing, features lots of inspiring examples from across publishing.

Who’s it for?

Anyone looking for a non-technical and up-to-the-minute round up of e-marketing best practice applied to a specialist environment.

What’s covered?

  • Neat features of visitor-friendly websites
  • Practical Web 2.0: effective use of social networking sites, blogs, podcasts, RSS feeds and viral marketing, whatever the size of your business
  • Working with authors and associations
  • Emailings and newsletters – mailing lists, copywriting, HTML vs text-only
  • Spam filters, sender reputation and the Data Protection Act
  • SEO, UGC and other hot topics you NEED to understand
  • Round-up of current statistics and great sources of info.
 16 September 2010  Oxford  £375 + VAT   BOOK
 04 November 2010  London  £375 + VAT   BOOK
 10 March 2011  London  £375 + VAT   BOOK
 19 May 2011  London  £375 + VAT   BOOK

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‘Really enjoyed the friendly, inclusive nature of the course. Excellent level of content but you'll need a couple of free days post-Workshop to read handout materials and follow up on info given!’
Delegate from Management Pocketbooks

‘Really good ideas for opportunities that are out there for social networking sites, blogs, author-prompted action etc. Learnt lots about newsletters too!’
Delegate from Prestel Publishing

‘Inspirational – I wanted to rush back and action it all straight away!’
Delegate from Heinemann Educational

‘Rachel's background knowledge of everyone's company sites and interests was incredible.’
Delegate from Pearson Education

 

 

 

Tutor Rachel Maund has trained publishers in e-marketing in Singapore, Australia, Mexico and China, as well as running this course regularly in the UK over the last decade, gathering an unrivalled body of content in the process.

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