Digital and Online Marketing for Small Business


#ConcrewTraining are pleased to announce the launch of their #GiveSomethingBack support for Start Up and Small Business.

Based on our own experience on building #Websites  #Email  #Newsletters and the use of #SocialMedia we are now ready to help local #Entrepreneurs use of experience to grow their business.




Image: Digital marketing in a nutshell by Bill Rice used under CC BY 2.0

Our #GiveSomethingBack support is heavily subsidised which makes it affordable for even the smallest #startup #business.

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GiveSomethingBack Support

DIY Website Design and Build for Small Business

 DIY Newsletters and Bulk Email Marketing for Small Business

 Social Media and Blogging for Small Business

Based in #Mansfield #England our support is perfect for new business, start up and small enterprise as well as #Charity / #Charities and #NotforProfit organisations in #Nottingham #Derby #Mansfield #Chesterfield and the surround area

Launch prices start at £25+vat per hour plus travel at £1+vat per hour (round trip)

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