Digital marketing - developing a strategy 1-to-1 @Central Library BIPC

At BIPC Bristol, we offer a diverse range of marketing assistance and support options. One common inquiry we receive pertains to the complexities of digital strategy development, a topic that can vary significantly in interpretation. That's why we've curated 1:2:1 sessions with our Expert in Residence on digital planning and strategy: Hannah Popova.

Areas of Expertise:

• Brand Marketing
• Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)
• Digital Strategy Development
• Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Advertising
• E-commerce Strategies

Overview: Hannah can help you unlock the potential of your digital presence with personalised strategy sessions. These immersive sessions blend active assistance and mentoring, fostering dynamic discussions and strategic planning with the option for sessions to run over several weeks.

Format and location.

Initial sessions will last an hour and will normally be held in the BIPC at Central Library. On some occasions sessions might have to be held over zoom. Prior warning will be given in these circumstamces.

About Hannah Popova: With a wealth of experience in business development and strategy, complemented by a Masters Degree in Project Management, Hannah serves as the lead strategist and product owner at Keepnetics. Specialising in the creation and implementation of digital strategies, she is focussed is on helping to drive growth and profitability for businesses.

In advance of the meeting we will send out a brief questionnaire so that you can tell us some background information on your business idea, to help us tailor the session and to confirm your business details or pre-start plans.

All of our support is fully funded and is therefore free to access.

It is a requirement of our funding body that we record every organised interaction with pre-start and start-up businesses at BIPC Bristol. Please therefore take a few moments to provide us with the relevant information needed so we may provide our service.

The sessions are held in Central Library in our purpose-built Business and Intellectual Property Centre.

All sessions provided by BIPC Bristol are free of charge for residents and businesses based in Bristol and the surrounding area.

Following the meeting, the Business & IP Centre will send you a link to a feedback form that helps us monitor and improve our events.

These sessions are available for people who either live or work in Bristol region. We are here to support anyone with a business idea or small-medium sized business. Not your region? Find your local BIPC to find out how they can help you: https://www.bl.uk/business-and-ip-centre/national-network

Helping you to start and grow your small business with free resources, 1:1 support, advice clinics & workshops

The Business & IP Centre Bristol supports people to start, protect and grow their businesses. Visit Bristol Central Library to access our free market research and intellectual property databases and take part in our regular programme of workshops and events.

BIPC Bristol is part of Bristol Libraries and the BIPC National Network.

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What is your refund policy?

Our events are free, but places are limited and events are usually oversubscribed. Please give two working days’ notice via email if you wish to cancel.

Can I attend if I'm not a member of the library?

Absolutely! Any Bristol based business or person with a business idea is welcome. Though we always recommend joining the library as it's free and will make accessing our databases, books and publications much easier.

How can I find out about any news & upcoming events?

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