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Enterprise Nation is hosting a daily Lunch and Learn webinar to give you a boost and offer advice from experts.
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Lunch and Learn with Enterprise Nation
Enterprise Nation is hosting daily Lunch and Learn webinars to give you a boost, offer some advice, and become part of your daily business schedule. Enterprise Nation team members are interviewing guests from the worlds of enterprise and policy, and you can get your questions answered by the experts.
Tuesday 19 July: How to make it easier for customers to find you
James Cooper is the founder and managing director of Convoboss, a digital marketing agency that helps small businesses attract customer demand and fuel growth. James is an entrepreneur and business advisor with over ten years of experience helping SMEs and large enterprise clients achieve business success with digital marketing.
Join this Lunch and Learn with James to find out the best advice on how your future and existing customers will be able to find your business quickly when searching online. This session will cover the importance of local listings and where to claim them for your business to get a leg up on your competitors.
Key takeaways from this event:
  • What exactly is a local listing?
  • Why do local listings matter?
  • Where should you claim them?
Please send any questions you'd like James to answer during the webinar to events@enterprisenation.com.
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Lunch and Learn: Why your local business listings need to be accurateLondon, United Kingdom