“Blog Like a Pro!” Mini Boot Camp – Sat. 7/14/12
Why You Need to “Blog Like a Pro!”
I’m excited to share that the “Blog Like a Pro!” mini boot camp has become so popular that we’ve had to change the venue! It will be held at the HAMPTON INN, 3245 St. Rose Parkway, Henderson, NV 89052. The boot camp will be an afternoon delight – just 3 fast hours that can change the way you do business! It’s from 1PM – 4PM, Saturday, July 14th, 2012.
Blogging is a part of a comprehensive marketing plan for your business
As an award-winning author, film producer, motivational speaker, and president of the Las Vegas Convention Speakers Bureau, I’ve had to invest in understanding how to promote myself, my business, and my products. The very best way to do this is by blogging! But, it’s important to take the time to understand HOW to blog, how to use keywords, insert hyperlinks, why VIDEO is critical to your blogging success, and how all this comes together to help you create a cohesive marketing plan for yourself and your business.
Discover tips and techniques for blogging effectively so that you can improve your search engine ranking, and you’ll come away with outstanding insights on new ways to market yourself and your business.
Special Guest Speaker Phil Robertson will share marketing strategies and be on hand to answer your Website questions
Special Guest Speaker: Phil Robertson will present tips for marketing and blogging at the "Blog Like a Pro!" boot camp, Sat. 7/14/12, from 1 - 4PM at the Hampton Inn, St. Rose Pkwy in Henderson, NV.
Featuring: special guest speaker PHIL ROBERTSON!
Phil Robertson will share his expertise in the areas of Sales, Marketing, Business Development, Technology, and Customer Relationship Management. His presentation is sure to have a strong and lasting impact on how you perceive marketing and technology. His presentations are drawn from both his experience in “Corporate America” as well as his numerous entrepreneurial startups. Phil uses relevant media examples – past and present – to illustrate what works and what doesn’t. His entertaining and engaging presentations are packed with solid information and takeaways that you will be able to implement at once.
Phil’s diverse background includes high profile clients in Government, Banking and Financial businesses, as well as the Entertainment and Media industries. He has an impeccable reputation for building and maintaining strong, solid client relationships. Phil says, “My goal is to always help my clients increase their own value as well as the value of their company. Today’s technology, security, and social strategies can be implemented immediately to produce and protect outstanding results.”
There are just 3 seats still available. If you’re interested in attending, contact Robin at RobinJay.com for details. $95 per person.
You really make it seem so easy with your presentation but I find this topic to be really
something which I think I would never understand.
It seems too complex and extremely broad for me. I’m looking forward for your next post, I’ll try to get the hang of it!
Hi, Coralleslie (or Leslie Coral!) The Blog Like a Pro! boot camp was a huge success. I had guest speaker Phil Robertson (www.PhilonBusiness.com) and he contributed a great deal of technical answers and support for those questions. I mostly addressed what can be accomplished and how to use blogs to promote yourself and build community with your followers.
It really IS easy – just think of writing a note to your friends. What would you say? What information do you have that might help them with THEIR business? That’s all a blog is – a WEB-LOG – or diary of sorts. THEN, once you have a message you want to share, you just type! You can get fancy and insert links – which will make it easy for readers to link over to a referenced site or find something you’re discussing – more easily than for them to have to look it up. And drop in a picture or two – and while it takes a bit of time to write a GREAT blog, it’s really not complex.
The advantage of having the Internet, too, is it’s like having a University at your desk. You can find tutorials. IN fact, why not go to http://www.YouTube.com and search “How to Blog”? I’m sure you will find countless videos that will walk you through it all, step-by-step, and before you know it, you will have a firm grasp on why you need to blog, what it can mean for you, and how to do it. Good luck! Robin