Tuesday 4 February 2014
Exciting
things are happening within Women in Business WA and after attending the first
Vorian Agency-lead member Boardroom Lunch I am excited too!
Women In
Business Director Jennifer Rose Bryant has expertly and VERY cleverly created a
partnership with Vorian Agency to provide members with an impressive range of
online and offline marketing services which according to Jennifer will ensure
100% success rates for members.
As one of 10
members invited to attend this initial event and as someone considering taking
on WIBWA ‘Engage’ level of membership I was lucky enough to benefit from an
informative session with Managing Director Megan Del Borrello and Account
Manager Katrina Giura to learn about search marketing integration.
Photo courtesy of WIBWA Director Jennifer Rose Bryant |
If words
like robot.txt, crawls, duplicate content and a chrononicle error sound like
gobbley-goop then you will understand the confused looks and questions that
Megan and Katrina expertly and gently answered so as to not overwhelm us too
much.
Megan and
Katrina shared about keys things to do in relation to online marketing like
having a good domain name that represents what you do and updating your quality
content regularly in order to maintain your search engine ranking.
Megan
recommended using video content and highlighted the importance of optimising
videos and images.
It was clear
from the session that the team at Vorian Agency know what they are doing and
are ready and willing to assist start-up and established businesses with online
and offline marketing needs.
PLUS the
lunch provided was delish!
Over lunch
WIBWA members had the opportunity to introduce ourselves and although I don’t
have space to tell you about all of them I will share about a few :o)
Suzette van
der Heijden has an amazing story and journey to share – look out for this lady
at a future WIBWA event. Suzette is Chief Editor at Merise Magazine which is
aimed at and welcomes migrants to Australia. The magazine was created in 2011 and initially focused on the
South African market however it is now opening up to other nationalities.
Suzette shared that starting the magazine was the bravest thing she has ever
done. Awesome!
It was
lovely to see Sheryll Fisher from Outback Initiatives again and despite having
already participated in one of the groups programs I still got excited listening
to Sheryll share about what these guys do and provide. In short Outback
Initiatives is a Perth-based leadership development company that provides
outback adventures for individuals, groups, businesses, and companies.
“I feel
privileged to be able to watch the transformation that occurs during our
programs,” Sheryll shared.
I can certainly
attest to that!
I have heard
Pauline Bright from Bright Business speak a couple of times and she has some
great strategies and tools to help people get better at business.
Pauline’s business
coaching services focus a lot on money and what business owners actually want
to earn. Then she works with people to implement strategies that ‘lights them
up.’
Do you think
you would have benefitted from this Boardroom Lunch? If so, contact Jennifer
Rose Bryant about Women In Business WA membership options.
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