Univ. of Nebraska MEP eCommerce Workshop Presented by B2Btail

The University of Nebraska MEP and B2Btail teamed up to present the “Manufacturing eCommerce Success” workshop which features Falconer Electronics as a case study.

This exciting program takes place on November 5th at 10:00 est.

Click here to register: Manufacturing eCommerce Success Workshop

Nebraska MEP eCommerce Workshop

Sense of Urgency

With a new sense of urgency for entrepreneurs to create a strong digital presence, 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

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

Nebraska MEP Mission

Transforming Nebraska manufacturers through continuous improvement, innovation, sustainable practice as well as technology acceleration services.

Nebraska MEP is part of the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Hollings Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) program. Residing within the U.S. Department of Commerce, MEP was created in 1988 with the intent of enhancing the productivity as well as the technological performance of U.S. manufacturers. Today, the MEP program consists of 51 centers in every state as well as Puerto Rico with over 400 service locations as well as 1,300 technical experts working together to advance and strengthen U.S. manufacturing.

Nebraska MEP is headquartered on the University of Nebraska’s flagship campus in Lincoln. University service providers as well as facilities are split between the Lincoln and Omaha campuses. Additional staff are also housed in central Nebraska.

Central Community College—with campuses in Grand Island, Hastings, as well as Columbus—services a 25-county region in central Nebraska which includes the manufacturing dense tri-cities. The Central Community College region, combined with the Lincoln as well as Omaha MSAs, represents 32 of Nebraska’s 93 counties and collectively account for nearly 70% of the state’s manufacturing base.

The Nebraska Department of Economic Development (DED) is the lead economic development agency for the state. As the previous cooperative agreement holder with NIST, DED is uniquely positioned to augment Nebraska MEP’s efforts statewide. DED has six field offices across Nebraska in addition to their main office in Lincoln.