Part 1: Building Your Online Prese nce | \;This first session of our two-part workshop is design ed to help small businesses and entrepreneurs establish a strong\, profess ional presence online. Attendees will learn how to get discovered by poten tial customers by using digital tools built specifically for businesses.\n
The session covers essential steps like writing clear business desc riptions\, uploading high-quality photos\, selecting the right business ca tegories\, and ensuring contact information is consistent across platforms . Whether you're just getting started or refreshing your online listings\, this course will give you the foundation you need to show up where people are searching.
\nThis is Part 1 of a two-part workshop. Register for Part 2 here &rarr\ ;
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\nDenise Brooks is a seasoned technology professional with a strong record of supporting b usiness owners through practical\, hands-on training and a variety of tech nology services at \;A lexis Information Systems. Over the years\, she has drawn on her broad experience across various areas of information technology to for m partnerships with local continuing education programs. Through these col laborations\, she has served as an adjunct instructor\, teaching courses i n website development\, programming principles and Microsoft applications.
\nDenise has led training sessions and seminars throughout Arkansas and Oklahoma and was a familiar face at NWACC workforce development and A SBTDC business training for WordPress classes. She also was the E-commerce guest lecturer for Business and Computer Information Systems Division and guest speaker for Legacy National Bank business seminar on Unlock the Pow er of Instagram for Business. Few times per year\, she holds business trai ning courses at Alexis Information Systems. Her teaching style blends tech nical skill with real-world insight. One former student described her as h aving &ldquo\;a sharp business acumen and a sound business philosophy\, co mbined with deep knowledge and understanding of IT."
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