A series of free marketing events for businesses looking to grow are being held in Wales.
The events include presentations from global marketing leaders Evolve Media Sales, who specialise in solving the challenges facing business owners in this growing digital world.
Spaces are still available for five sessions across Abergavenny, Brecon and Aberystwyth, all aimed at giving firms the insights they need to plan activity to engage new customers.
The 2024 events come 12 months after businesses from all over Wales and the borders took part in a series of free business growth events promoted by Tindle Newspapers Wales and The Borders.
This year our Wales team are holding the Business Growth Events to help companies plan campaigns to reach target audiences.
Our team say: “They are a brilliant opportunity to network with other local businesses, connect with industry experts and gain actionable insights and tips to effectively market your business in today’s fast paced digital world.”
The key areas they cover are:
- Grow Your Customer Base: Reach more customers across Cornwall and increase your brand awareness over the year ahead.
- New Marketing Ideas: Enhance your marketing campaigns with new and innovative solutions to make your business stand out in 2024.
- Future-Proof Your Business: Hear from some of our current advertisers about the success they are experiencing with their print and online advertisements with us.
- Exceptional Savings: Benefit from huge savings of up to 80% on your future multi-marketing campaigns
This year’s dates are:
- Wednesday 17th April – The Angel Hotel, Abergavenny
- Thursday 18th April – Peterstone Court, Brecon
- Monday-Wednesday 29-30th April & 1st May – Park Lodge Hotel, Aberystwyth
To sign up, go to: Tindle Newspapers Business Club (walesbusinessclub.com)
Among those to attend last year’s Wales sessions was Joe Aldworth, marketing and e-commerce director of the Old Railway Line Garden Centre near Brecon.
“I was very impressed with the speakers and thought the whole event was all put together very well. I look forward to seeing our partnership with Tindle Newspapers Wales and The Borders develop over the year,” he said.