Quick Start Shoreline Business Workshop Tuesday Oct 2

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Quick-Start Shoreline Business Workshop is set for October 2, 2012, at Shoreline City Hall, catering to both new and established business owners seeking to refine their marketing strategies. Lee Mozena, a seasoned expert from Zenith Communication, will guide participants through the nuances of visual communication, emphasizing its critical role in attracting and engaging customers. The workshop aims to demystify the process of selecting impactful images that align with business goals and resonate with diverse audiences. Attendees will gain insights into how to assess visuals for hidden meanings, which can significantly affect their marketing outcomes. By focusing on effective storytelling through images, the workshop promises to enhance the overall marketing effectiveness of local businesses.

This initiative is particularly relevant in today's visually driven marketplace, where strong imagery can differentiate brands. The workshop is free, and participants are encouraged to bring their lunches to foster an interactive learning environment. Engaging in this workshop could provide valuable skills that will empower local entrepreneurs to thrive in a competitive landscape.

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