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The Rhino Group - Social Media Marketing For Dummies Training Series

Making Learning Easier. Are you letting social media opportunities pass you by because the idea of learning about them overwhelms you? If you feel weighed down at the thought of getting up to speed with social media outlets, let our training program put you at ease. Social Media Marketing For Dummies is a complete, comprehensive program that takes you through all the inner workings of Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, foursquare, HootSuite, and more. We incorporate real-life demonstrations, animated how-tos, reviews, and quizzes so you get the practical help you need.


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  • Use Twitter, HootSuite, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, foursquare, Gowalla, livingsocial and more

  • Attract new customers

  • Stay organized by creating an editorial calendar

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The Rhino Group - Social Media Marketing For Dummies Training Series

Impact 20/20: Digital marketing workshop series commences Nov. 4



IMPACT 20/20 is hosting a series of digital marketing workshops for the region’s businesses and nonprofits beginning Nov. 4.




Three workshops will be offered: Introduction to DIY Websites, Facebook for Business, and WordPress Wow: Workshop for WordPress Users.




Each session will be offered twice, once in Thief River Falls and once in Bemidji.




• In Intro to DIY Websites, participants will be introduced to popular, user-friendly programs designed specifically for people who want to create their own website – no computer coding required. Participants will see live demonstrations of Weebly and Wix, and have the opportunity to learn about other DIY software. The Facebook for Business workshop will help businesses who already have a Facebook page learn how to fully implement the many rich features of the software, engage fans, and encourage likes, comments, and shares of posts.




• The trainer for Intro to DIY Websites and Facebook for Business is Curt Walczak, a professional business consultant with the University of Minnesota Duluth. Walczak has consulted with businesses across northern Minnesota for the last 14 years, helping his clients with business planning, financial analysis, internet marketing promotions, and search engine optimization.




• The third workshop, WordPress Wow: Workshop for WordPress Users, will give current WordPress users practical knowledge and tips to help them get the best out of WordPress, including backups, content management, working with images, plugins, widgets, security, and more. Prior WordPress experience is highly recommended for this workshop.




The trainer for WordPress Wow is Don Bremer, a web developer, trainer, and president of Donneray Consulting, Inc. Bremer has been involved in computer programming for 20 years and has used (and taught) the WordPress platform since 2008.




Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged. Dates, times, and locations are available online at nwmf.org in the upcoming events section.




Workshop sponsors are Northwest Minnesota Foundation and the Northwest Small Business Development Center.






Impact 20/20: Digital marketing workshop series commences Nov. 4

Ultimate Guide to Facebook Advertising: How to Access 1 Billion Potential Customers in 10 Minutes (Ultimate Series)


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Ultimate Guide to Facebook Advertising: How to Access 1 Billion Potential Customers in 10 Minutes (Ultimate Series)

Chamber to debut marketing series

The Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce, along with Rosie Taylor of Rosiemedia, will host a Wake Up Your Marketing breakfast series that uses social media as a business tool.


Members will learn how to create newsletters and announce campaigns at a session titled “Creating Email Marketing Campaigns and List Building,” on Aug. 6.


On Aug. 13, the topic will be “Wake Up Your Marketing,” and the final program, Aug. 20, will be “Wake Up and Groove with Your Social Media.”


Sessions will start at 8:45 a.m. at the chamber office, 400 Royal Palm Way. Each class requires individual registration.


For reservations. call Sandy at 655-3282 or email to sandy@palmbeachchamber.com.


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Law firm announcement — Jaime A. Quick has joined Haile Shaw & Pfaffenberger, which has offices in Palm Beach, North Palm Beach, Wellington and Palm City.


Quick graduated summa cum laude from Nova Southeastern University Law Center, where she was a member of the Law Review.


She previously worked as a litigator for Edwards Wildman. Prior to that, she was a partner with the Quick Law Firm, P.A., with offices in Wellington and Jupiter.


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Junior League president named — Laura Russell of Cheney Brothers Inc. has been elected president of the Junior League of the Palm Beaches’ board of directors.


She will lead the organization in implementing two programs focusing on foster care. One will mentor youth and the other will provide “an extreme makeover” for a residential facility.


For information about the league, visit jlpb.org or call 689-7590.


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Save the date — The Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce and IBERIABANK will co-host a financial workshop for small business owners at 5:15 p.m. Aug. 12 at IBERIABANK, 605 N. Olive Ave., West Palm Beach.


For reservations, call Sandy at the chamber office, 655-3282. It is open to the public.


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Flagler Rotary Club — Conductor Andy Matzkow of the Palm Beach Public School String Orchestra, will speak at 7:45 a.m. Tuesday at The Chesterfield.


The cost is $21, which includes a complimentary breakfast.


For information, call Colleen Parkey at 236-7198.


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Palm Beach Rotary Club — Jim Miller, estate and eldercare attorney, will speak at noon Thursday at The Chesterfield. The luncheon cost is $35.


For information, call Parkey at 236-7198.


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Chamber to debut marketing series

Custora Raises $6.5MM Series A to Integrate Predictive Customer Insights into the Marketing Cloud


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NEW YORK, April 7, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — via PRWEB – Custora, a marketing software startup based in NYC, announced today the close of a $6.5MM Series A led by Foundation Capital with participation from Greycroft Partners and Valhalla Partners. The new funding will enable Custora to scale out sales and marketing and more rapidly develop the company’s B2C marketing software platform. Custora, a Y Combinator company, raised its seed round in 2011 and has been growing based on customer revenue over the past few years.


Custora provides a predictive marketing platform built for e-commerce teams. Its software analyzes data to predict how customers will behave in the future – the things they’re likely to buy, how much they’ll spend, even how often they’ll shop. These customer-specific insights enable brands to advertise and communicate in more effective and meaningful ways.


“It’s a new type of software – part predictive analytics, part B2C marketing automation,” says Corey Pierson, Co-Founder and CEO of Custora. “The goal is for marketers to spend more time thinking about how to treat their customer segments at different points in the buying cycle, and less time caught up in data analysis and list management.”


Customer data is spread across so many silos that it is a real challenge for marketers to surface meaningful insights about their customer or implement marketing campaigns that leverage those insights to drive more sales. To respond to that issue, Custora has built the first platform that aggregates data from the whole ecosystem, leverages predictive analytics to surface customer insights, then integrates those insights back into existing marketing tools – making it easier for marketers to utilize those insights in daily campaigns.


For example, Custora monitors in-store and online purchase data along with website and email engagement data and identifies specific customers who seem to be veering off their usual purchase tendencies. Then, the platform integrates with existing email marketing software to automatically trigger the appropriate “win back” email at the appropriate time.


“Custora has surfaced deep, actionable insights about various customer segments,” says Jason Wang, Senior Director of Strategic Planning and Operations at Guess?, Inc. “We have a much better grasp of our different shopper types and of our omnichannel customers – and when we’re tailoring campaigns based on those insights, it’s driving real lift.”


“It doesn’t make sense for insights and actions to be disconnected. Dashboards don’t drive revenue for marketers,” says Anamitra Banerji, partner at Foundation Capital and newest addition to Custora’s board. “Shoppers are demanding smarter, more relevant marketing campaigns. What makes sense is for software to help marketers bridge this gap.”


Though the company has yet to invest heavily in sales and marketing, they have attracted an impressive roster of customers including Ann Taylor, Guess, Reebok, Bonobos, and more. “Retailers are finding us by word of mouth because they hear our product simply works. ROI sells,” Pierson says.


About Custora


Custora provides the leading predictive marketing platform for e-commerce teams. It helps retailers acquire valuable customers and improve customer retention. The software analyzes data to predict how customers will behave in future — the things they’re likely to buy, how much they’ll spend, even how often they’ll shop. The software then integrates with existing marketing tools so marketing teams can leverage customer-specific insights to advertise and communicate in more effective and meaningful ways. Custora is proud to work with a variety of online and omnichannel retailers including LOFT, Guess?, Crocs, Bonobos, and Backcountry. Based in Manhattan, NYC, Custora is a Y Combinator company, and is backed by prominent venture capital firms and angel investors. To learn more, visit http://www.custora.com/


About Foundation Capital


Foundation Capital is dedicated to the proposition that one entrepreneur’s idea, with the right support, can become a business that changes the world. Foundation Capital has helped companies like Lending Club change the way money is lent and borrowed and Netflix revolutionize media distribution and consumption, among many others. Foundation Capital is currently invested in more than 60 high-growth ventures in the areas of consumer, information technology, software, semiconductors, and clean technology including Beepi, BoardVantage, Chegg, Coverity, DogVacay, Kik, ForgeRock, Lending Home, Simply Hired, Spoon-Rocket, Sunrun, and Venafi. Foundation Capital’s twenty-five IPOs include Lending Club, OnDeck, MobileIron, Control4, TubeMogul, Envestnet, Financial Engines, Netflix, NetZero, Responsys and Silver Spring Networks. For more information, visit foundationcapital.com.


This article was originally distributed on PRWeb. For the original version including any supplementary images or video, visit http://www.prweb.com/releases/2015/04/prweb12634817.htm



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Custora Raises $6.5MM Series A to Integrate Predictive Customer Insights into the Marketing Cloud

New social media marketing for business series coming to WC



Social Media Strategist Lisa Graves is contracted by companies to develop and advise on social media strategies and execution of brand presence on social platforms. She will be instructing the seven workshops in the series. Lisa is also a 21 year Air Force veteran and East Parker County Chamber Business Woman of the Year 2013. “We couldn’t have a better leader for this series” says Julie Lundy, Workforce & Continuing Education Coordinator at Weatherford College. “We have put together a series on how to use social media for marketing according to each platform’s unique environment.”  


Social Media Marketing 101: A basic overview on how to use social media for marketing. Create a strategy, determine where your target market is and start connecting and building relationships.  Jan. 30. Facebook® Marketing topics include business pages, groups, events, promotions, applications, targeted advertising and insights. (Feb. 27)


LinkedIn is fast becoming the online networking application of choice. Topics include your profile, recommendations, contacts, groups and company pages. (March 27)


Getting Started Marketing with email, a tool that nearly everyone uses every day.  Discussion will include list segmentation, graphics, branding. Colors, adding links and the importance of tracking. (April 24)


Pinterest, Google & More: Learn how to pin, what to pin and how pinning can play a major role in social media marketing for a business. May 28. 


Twitter for Small Business: What is a tweet and why should your customers care? Best practices for small and growing businesses. (June 25)


Instagram to promote your products. More than half of  the world’s top 100 companies are on Instagram. Your customers are probably there as well. (July 30) 


Classes will be held at the Weatherford College main campus from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon on dates listed above. The cost is $29 for each of the individual workshops.  Prerequisites: basic computer skills. Bring a fully charged laptop (required for hands-on training). Advance registration is required. Attendees will receive Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) and a certificate of completion. For more information, the Workforce & Continuing Education schedule of classes is available at wc.edu/ce. You may contact Julie Lundy at 817-598-6387 or jlundy@wc.edu for registration information.





New social media marketing for business series coming to WC