Posts Tagged ‘podcasts’
I borrowed CBC Sports Desk to say…
Do you want to connect to a radio show that says something positive for change? A radio program that has ideas, strategies and makes a difference to small business owners…Small business that is the backbone of the Canadian Economy. A radio show that gives small business owners the tools and solutions they need to succeed? A radio show that touches the heart, that’s practical, that’s inspiring?
Then get on board the success train and reach over 3000 small business owners a week on the Small Business Big Ideas Show. It’s radio with a difference…it’s radio that makes a difference. Now with 3 ways to tune in, live on air at 1580 and 107.7 FM CKDO, online at www.ckdo.ca or via our pod casts at www.smallbusinessbigideas.com/podcasts.
For more information about how you can get on board with this success story…call David Cohen at 416-630-3527 and work out a marketing strategy that will drive customers to your door. Please do tell David you saw this here.
BMO/Profit Podcast Regarding Fall Economic Outlook
Tonight I listened to Ian Portsmouth interview Sal Guatieri, senior economist with BMO Bank of Montreal on Profit’s podcast…
http://www.canadianbusiness.com/podcasts/pplayer.jsp?myvideo=BCP-Economic-Update
Autumn has arrived and so far it’s been like an economic hurricane, with collapsing investment banks, plunging stock markets, rising inflation and volatile commodity prices. Join PROFIT editor Ian Portsmouth and Sal Guatieri, senior economist with BMO Bank of Montreal, as they discuss the economic fall forecast for Canada’s small businesses on this podcast…
Now more than ever, I am so glad to be a small business who is far more able to ‘turn on a dime’ than mid-large sized businesses! I believe web and e-marketing will play a larger role for many businesses due to it’s affordability, especially when it comes to updating to adapt to new strategies and I look forward to working with my clients to help them prosper through this economic storm.
Are you interested in brainstorming your business problems and your concerns about this new economy? If so, please add your comments below and/or contact me to setup a good time for us to brainstorm what can/may be done to help you better leverage your business.
Introduction to Blogging
This high-energy, interactive workshop will provide you with practical, straightforward information on blogging and podcasting and how best to incorporate these into your organization.
Why come to this workshop?
If you’ve got…
- Clients and customers
- Donors and sponsors
- Employees
- Investors
- Suppliers
If you’re trying to…
- Reach customers and market your product or service more effectively
- Raise your profile, dollars and awareness about your organization or business
- Boost employee recruitment and retention
- Motivate employees and improve productivity
…this workshop is for you.
What you get:
- Blogs? Podcasts? Learn what’s right for your company
- Leave the course with a first-draft strategy for your business
- Improve your marketing communication strategy by integrating new technologies
- Discover how to implement these tools and get them up and running in your organization
- Learn how new media already works (or not!) for other companies
- Get real, practical training and ideas you can apply directly to your organization
- Network with colleagues who are facing the same challenges as you, find out what they’re doing and learn from their experiences
- Return to the office and make a difference!
Visit www.bloggingpodcasting.com to register for the next workshop and/or join the waiting list.
Why Blog? Learn the hows and whys of blogging Oct. 9 and 20
DURHAM REGION, ON — SEPT. 11, 2007: Every minute, 83 new blogs burst into life; every second, 17 new posts are entered. Will blogging gain importance over the next five years? – 89% of businesses say yes.
Businesses and organizations are scrambling to turn these powerful new media tools to their advantage, by using blogs and podcasts to raise their public profile, create and interact with online customer communities, market products and services, and motivate and attract employees. Communications expert Susan Scott of Full Circle Communications and web guru Sue Sutcliffe of aWEBthatWORKS have teamed up to present two seminars to help you get started with these new media tools.
You’ll receive practical tips, strategies and resources in an Introduction to Blogging October 9 at Whitby Marina, then design and customize a blog of your own in a Hands-On Blogging Workshop October 20 at Durham College. Choice of times: 9:30-12:00 or 2:00-4:30. The introduction workshop is $75, the hands-on session is $125, with both for just $150. Group and early bird discounts are available. Register online at www.bloggingpodcasting.com or by phone toll-free at:1-800-579-9253. Sponsored by the Small Business, Big Ideas Radio Show and ShopAware.
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Susan Scott, ABC, owner of Full Circle Communications (www.fullcirclecommunications.ca), is an award-winning communications professional with 15 years experience. She creates clear, consistent messages so clients communicate with one voice person-to-person, in print or broadcast, and on the web.
Sue Sutcliffe is a recognized Internet pioneer and web-marketing guru. Her company, A Web That Works (www.AWEBthatWORKS.com), has been helping organizations market their products and services on the web since 1993. Her business offers a full line of website marketing services including website design, hosting and promotion. Sue is a leader in her industry, the business world and her community.
MEDIA CONTACTS:
Susan Scott, ABC
Full Circle Communications
(905) 720-1647
Sue Sutcliffe
aWEBthatWORKS
(800) 579-9253
