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Is your website mobile-friendly? AFP class helps get you there

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Marketing and strategyDid you get a threatening-sounding email from Google telling you that if your website isn’t mobile-friendly, then your site will no longer show up in mobile searches on Google?

Just over half of all web traffic and e-commerce sales come from smartphone and tablet users. Do you have a strategy for how your business can generate more business from mobile? Mobile Websites 101 from Augusta Free Press provides a foundation for how you can better leverage your business to take advantage of the mobile revolution.

Topics include:
– Is my current website mobile-friendly?
– Is my best bet the app route? (Not unless you want to spend a lot of money.)
– Can I maintain my branding on my mobile site?
– Do I need a whole new mobile website? Or can I tweak my existing site to cover both bases?

 

Join Augusta Free Press at the Power Hour at Panera Bread in Waynesboro for our series of one-hour business classes.

10/6: Mobile Websites 101
10/21: Social Media Marketing After Facebook
11/6: How to Get Attention for your Business
11/18: Websites 101
12/1: Getting Past the Ad Rep BS
12/16: Marketing on a Budget

Class will start promptly at noon, and run for one hour. Most classes are only $10 per participant. We ask that you purchase food or drink from Panera. Food and drink is not included in the ticket price.

Classes are limited to first 10 people – sign up today! To register with a credit card by phone, please call (540) 949-6574.

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