The Ohio SBDC eCommerce Webinar Featuring Falconer Electronics

The Ohio SBDC at Miami University offers this exciting webinar on eCommerce Strategies for Small Businesses on Friday, August 28 at 10:00am which features a case study with Falconer Electronics.

With a new sense of urgency for entrepreneurs to create a strong digital presence as well as eCommerce, please join us for a discussion on the necessary steps to implement an eCommerce strategy for your business including:

Receive an eCommerce checklist as well as additional resource guides
Also Capturing 1st page rankings on Google
Creating effective landing pages that convert into RFQ’s as well as sales
Targeting customers with Google Ads as well as Google Shopping
Taking advantage of online marketplaces including Amazon as well as Alibaba
In addition, explore a step by step eCommerce success story with Falconer Electronics

Click on this link to register: https://clients.ohiosbdc.ohio.gov/workshop.aspx?ekey=53400011

Ohio SBDC eCommerce Workshop

First, topics discussed during the eCommerce workshop include:

In addition, we cover:

Persona Exercise
Creating consistent content: (Ex: Wire Harness Wednesdays)
Google Snippet – Wire Harness Manufacturing – Electrical Ground Straps

Ohio Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Miami

The Ohio Small Business Development Center at Miami Regionals (formerly known as the Butler County Small Business Development Center) advises tenants, local existing business owners as well as other entrepreneurs in the community on strategic planning, marketing and gaining access to financial capital.

The small business center works with the various Butler County chambers, with the main office at Miami University Regionals Voice of America Learning Center as well as a satellite location at the City of Middletown Department of Economic Development.

“It is really an honor to be recognized for helping businesses get started as well as grow in the community,” said David Riggs, director of the Ohio SBDC at Miami Regionals.

In 2017, the SBDC devoted a total of 1,356 counseling hours, helping small businesses generate more than $3.1 million in new sales, creating 183 jobs as well as retaining 264 jobs, according to the state. The center also led all centers statewide with 58 business starts and connected companies to $3,080,755 in capital.