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One of the services Using the Net offers is practical yet non-technical seminars about how businesses can use the Internet to grow their business.

Realising that this is a new area for many in business Derek Brown, the director of Using the Net, presents feedback from businesses across Australia who have successfully employed e-newsletter technology to grow their business.

These case studies represent businesses across a broad spectrum - legal firms, accounting firms, PR firms, mortgage brokers, real estate agents, accommodation providers, business software providers, government departments, web designers, service providers and others.

What topics will be covered?

  • Why an enewsletter is one of the most cost-effective and efficient marketing tools available.
  • Tips to make an enewsletter effective.
  • Market intelligence - how to use technology to gain insight into the response and interests of your mailing list.
  • How to make your newsletter and your website work together to promote your goods and services.
  • Case studies from a variety of businesses who have had emarketing success.
How long do they go for?

These seminars consist of two 45 minutes sessions that include time for questions and answers. So with a coffee break included the time of each seminar is 2 hours. They can be held at any time during the day according to the requirements of the participants.

How much do they cost?

To make each seminar viable we require a minimum number of 10 participants. The cost for each participant is $99 which includes notes and tea/coffee.

Where are they held?

These seminars are held in regional centres and capital cities across Australia.

How do I find out more?

If you would like to participate in a seminar in your city or if you would like to work with us to organise a seminar please contact us.

 
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