The marketing courses at cover topics like search engine optimization (SEO), using Google Adwords, setting up a Facebook for Business page, and public relations. “Social media and self-service tools like AdWords have also helped level the playing field such that businesses of all sizes can (and must!) leverage these channels to be competitive in today’s hyperconnected world.” In the official Article Cehter, Knibbe writes: But Knibbe says the importance of online marketing, especially the opportunities it affords small business owners, was driving the demand for these courses. While introduced a lot of new content this week with the new marketing courses project, others included in the new section were already on the site, tucked away under different headings. And it’s a struggle for small business owners starting out. Small business owners are spending more of their time marketing. This really needed its own area and its own direction. (Marketing videos) were the most-watched courses at. “The need grew out of the response we got. In an interview with Small Business Trends recently, he explained: The training videos cover a wide range of topics and as the new project develops, these topics will be discussed in greater and greater detail, says Willem Knibbe, Marketing Content Manager at. Each video offers a different focus for small business owners looking to stay current with marketing trends.īut this week, launched a new landing page that showcases more than 50 videos specific to marketing for business owners. The site already has dozens of training and tutorial videos dedicated to online marketing. It was to meet this need that recently launched its Marketing channel. But a lot of that time is likely lost to learning how best to market their businesses and learning the skills to do the job right. We will be lenient, as long as the post is somewhat related to /r/jobs ( The core mission of /r/jobs is for "How to get a Job" or "How to quit a job" ), we will allow it as long as it follows all other rules.Small business owners are dedicating more time in a week to marketing than ever before. Posts primarily consisting of complaints about co-workers, bosses, recruiters or otherwise should "low quality posts" will be removed if flagged. (5) Posts which do not relate to job/career advice are not allowed. All other types of content, including videos, must be submitted as a text post. The title of article submissions must begin with "". Refrain from using vague titles such as "I need help" and similar. (3) Please be specific with your post title. No posts or comments making personal attacks or wishing harm to others or themselves. (2) General Conduct - This is a professional, family friendly sub - Foul Language is not welcome. If you want to advertise, please buy an ad. Posts and/or comments of any "job boards", "job listings", "recruiters", "services", "ads" - regardless of "free" or "paid" are not allowed. No Job Posts or Self Promotion of any kind. Please make sure to set flair for your posts to facilitate categorization.
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