Marketing Tips for Surviving Christmas

Friday, 28 October 2016, 4:27 pm
Press Release: Ora

Marketing Tips for Surviving Christmas - Business Growth Workshop for 2017

Ora will be presenting a detailed workshop on “Tips for Surviving Christmas”. We will give guests some great takeaway points to prepare their businesses for the festive season and to get a head start on their competition for 2017. Preparation for this crazy time of year is key, and efforts can be wasted if not applied correctly, or to the right business areas.

Ora will discuss how to best promote to, communicate with, and provide support to your customer base over the Christmas holidays, as well as how to strategically prepare your business pipeline for the New Year. The focus of the 2017 strategic planning will be ROI - how to accurately measure this, and how to achieve it.

There are limited seats available for this event, and it will book out quickly. RSVP now to avoid disappointment.

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