One of the most creative ways to promote your business involves social media marketing. Learn the tools needed to plan, execute and assess a comprehensive and effective social media campaign, as well as insights on other ways to market your products and services to various audiences.
These courses are ideal for small-business owners, entrepreneurs, marketing professionals or others who are interested in developing strong social media and marketing skills:
By completing these courses, you could earn Google Analytics certification, Walk West Certification of Completion and an optional Facebook certification.
gain valuable insights about marketing basics.
learn how much should a marketing campaign cost.
understand how long should it take to have a proven marketing strategy.
learn ways external vendors should support your marketing efforts.
see how sales, advertising, promotion and public relations all work together.
plan detailed marketing strategies, tactics, goals and objectives.
discover the keys of buyer behavior.
learn how to develop and stick to a marketing budget.
What Marketing Includes
Market Segmentation
The Pareto Principle 80-20 Rule
Customer and Product Orientation
The Purchase Decision Making Process
Strategic Marketing Offers
Results Capture, Tracking and Measurement
Inbound Outbound Marketing Integration
Marketing Effectiveness Testing
Marketing Budgeting Basics
Marketing Planning Basics
Summary Conclusion, Action Steps
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Anyone who affects the success of marketing campaigns or an interest in improving marketing results with more certainty.
New employees who need a solid orientation in realistic marketing, small business owners, marketing management and staff.
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Marketing
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SBC-3601B1
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CTP-IX01
EIT-3001DF1
Community & Career Education Staff
919-532-5700
[email protected]
To be notified when this course becomes available, please use
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Students will learn the three major parts of video production:
*Pre-production involves planning and preparation, developing the concept, writing the script, storyboarding, securing locations and scheduling. This is where the groundwork is laid for the actual video shoot.
*Production is where filming happens. Capturing footage using cameras, lighting equipment and audio devices. Where the storyboard applies.
*Post-production: Once filming is complete, next is editing, adding effects and assembling the final video. This is where your video takes its final shape and is prepped for sharing.
Introduction
Defining goals: What does the video aim to achieve?
Establishing a budget: How much will the video cost to produce?
Video production stages identification
Learning about camera equipment
Camera equipment selection
Lighting and audio
Setting up a studio and location for filming
Understand common production terms
Intellectual property rights and copyright
Writing a script for video
Editing introduction
Rendering videos
Editing software review
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YouTubers, bloggers, vloggers, business owners, aspiring filmmakers or just someone who wants to create videos. Those who want to make videos for whatever reason but aren't confident in their abilities, this is the course. Anyone interested in a film course without paying higher prices but who want to learn practical skills at a fraction of the cost.
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SEF-3001AK
Community & Career Education Staff
919-532-5700
[email protected]
To be notified when this course becomes available, please use
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Learn about how to effectively design, target and execute direct marketing campaigns, including understanding audience segmentation, crafting messaging, choosing the right format, optimizing mail for maximum impact, tracking results and integrating direct marketing with other marketing channels.
The class includes four key components:
• The direct marketing creative
• The format of correspondence
• The offers/incentives
• Target responsive list segments
The course consists of lectures and written assignments. Quizzes at the close of each lesson help clarify comprehension of the material.
Introduction to Direct Marketing
a. Why general advertising techniques don't work with direct marketing?
b. Growth and origins of direct marketing
c. The direct marketing process
Direct Marketing Planning
Establishing Direct Marketing Objectives
Direct Marketing Segmentation and Targeting
Questions to Ask When Choosing Targets
a. Market differences
i. Business-to-business
ii. Consumer
iii. Nonprofit
iv. Marketing databases
Effective Offers
a. Which offers work best?
Direct Marketing Testing
a. Testing methodology
b. How to avoid mistakes when setting up tests?
c. What does it take to write and recognize successful copy?
Results Analysis
a. What response rate and profit level can we expect?
b. Marketing break even
c. Lifetime customer value
d. Direct marketing and customer relationship management (CRM)
Any New Direct Marketing Techniques We Should Be Using?
What Advantages Are There, If Any, to Multimedia Integration?
Direct Marketing Terminology
Conclusion
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This training is for those who work in an organization’s marketing and communications team or, as part of their job, use direct marketing to assist with an organization's overall marketing strategy. Anyone who is responsible for direct marketing results – beginners through intermediates.
You should attend if you're new to direct marketing or need to expand your knowledge from other areas of marketing. Anyone who influences the success of an organization's marketing, promotions or other direct marketing efforts!
• Account executives
• Database marketing managers
• Marketing analysts
• Marketing communication specialists
• Product managers
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SEF-3001AK
Community & Career Education Staff
919-532-5700
[email protected]
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Appreciate the difference between direct-response copywriting and other forms of copywriting
Identify ways copy/content stimulates consumer response into immediate response
Understand writing tactics that persuasively use emotional stories and feelings
Get responses directly using coupons, fliers, phone numbers, product descriptions, brochures, menus, website landing pages, emails, call center telemarketing scripts, screenwriting for videos, etc.
Introduction to direct response
Learn how to write powerful, action-oriented headlines that make readers want to know more
Identify compelling solutions to readers' problems
Learn how to ask people what they want and build around their needs
Ways to stimulate offer response with customer-oriented emotional curiosity
Use your prospect's words and purchase reason feedback to gain trust and retention
Learn what kind of calls to action (CTA) are most effective to generate response
Discover the keys and techniques all great direct-response copywriters writers know
Become able to generate response for both expensive and inexpensive offers
Understand ways to develop your copy to motivate readers to the direct responses you want
Conclusion
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People in communications, freelance or technical writing, advertising copywriters, educators, storytellers, artists, content developers, authors, journalists, editors, bloggers
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SEF-3001AK
Community & Career Education Staff
919-532-5700
[email protected]
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Learn how to build a scalable direct mail marketing system
Learn how boost sales lead flow
Learn how to develop a systematic process step-by-step with no steps skipped
Learn how to acquire and segment targeted direct mail lists
Learn how budget and craft responsive copywriting methods
Introduction: Direct Mail Defined
Steps for Planning Direct Marketing Campaigns
Lists and Databases
Offers and Their Development
Envelope and Self-Mailers
Direct Mail Testing
Results Tracking and Capture
Sales Lead Generation
Integration with Other Media
Direct Marketing
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This course is for anyone who wants to know the basics of direct mail and wants to get into the world of direct marketing but is not sure where to start. Designed for learners at all levels, this course is key to unlocking the power of measurable and accountable marketing strategies and tactics.
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SEF-3001AK
Community & Career Education Staff
919-532-5700
[email protected]
To be notified when this course becomes available, please use
Wake Tech's Notify Me service.