Comments on: Make your website work for you! http://www.smallbusinesstraining.co.uk/marketing/make-your-website-work Improve your sales and marketing skills: Win and grow more profitable business Thu, 05 Aug 2010 11:57:23 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Tweets that mention Make your website work for you! - Small Business Training -- Topsy.com http://www.smallbusinesstraining.co.uk/marketing/make-your-website-work/comment-page-1#comment-8180 Tweets that mention Make your website work for you! - Small Business Training -- Topsy.com Mon, 25 Jan 2010 22:15:55 +0000 http://www.smallbusinesstraining.co.uk/?p=277#comment-8180 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by NikkiPilkington, Sarah Arrow, ChrisLodge, Linda Mattacks, Tin Bone Productions and others. Tin Bone Productions said: RT @NikkiPilkington: Liking: Make your website work for you! - Small Business Training http://ow.ly/106Dw via @comfort_selling (Thanks L ... [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by NikkiPilkington, Sarah Arrow, ChrisLodge, Linda Mattacks, Tin Bone Productions and others. Tin Bone Productions said: RT @NikkiPilkington: Liking: Make your website work for you! – Small Business Training http://ow.ly/106Dw via @comfort_selling (Thanks L … [...]

]]> By: Nikki Pilkington http://www.smallbusinesstraining.co.uk/marketing/make-your-website-work/comment-page-1#comment-8175 Nikki Pilkington Mon, 25 Jan 2010 16:00:53 +0000 http://www.smallbusinesstraining.co.uk/?p=277#comment-8175 Thanks Linda, delighted to get a mention! I've always said that anyone can learn how to promote a website - after all, when I started learngin 15 years ago, there were no training courses and everyone learned by trial and error. The world of online marketing changes so frequently that it's better in a way to learn as you go along, and puts you in control of your own online brand. If, as you progress, you realise that online marketing isn't something you want to invest time in, but you can invest money in, then by all means take on soemone to do it for you - at this point you should know enough to weed out the cowboys ;) Thanks Linda, delighted to get a mention!

I’ve always said that anyone can learn how to promote a website – after all, when I started learngin 15 years ago, there were no training courses and everyone learned by trial and error.

The world of online marketing changes so frequently that it’s better in a way to learn as you go along, and puts you in control of your own online brand.

If, as you progress, you realise that online marketing isn’t something you want to invest time in, but you can invest money in, then by all means take on soemone to do it for you – at this point you should know enough to weed out the cowboys ;)

]]> By: Sarah Arrow http://www.smallbusinesstraining.co.uk/marketing/make-your-website-work/comment-page-1#comment-8174 Sarah Arrow Mon, 25 Jan 2010 15:02:42 +0000 http://www.smallbusinesstraining.co.uk/?p=277#comment-8174 Learning as you go along can be a painful way of learning... and costly. But if you can try an expert out, and it works, you can buy those services in confidence. I have taught myself a load of 'stuff' over the last few years, now I find it hard to find anyone as good as me ;-) Learning as you go along can be a painful way of learning… and costly. But if you can try an expert out, and it works, you can buy those services in confidence.

I have taught myself a load of ’stuff’ over the last few years, now I find it hard to find anyone as good as me ;-)

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