#03 New Marketing Deep Dive course: How to market your startup like a pro
tanya
04 Jun 2019
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With the rise of social media and WordPress websites, marketing has become more affordable and accessible for entrepreneurs. Still, as a startup or small business, building brand awareness and attracting the attention of consumers can be challenging when you’re competing with vast oceans of digital content. In this episode, we chat to the subject matter expert for our new Marketing Deep Dive course, Lara Karassellos, about the current marketing landscape. Then, she shares her tips for marketing your startup business, and tells us a little more about the course that she played such a huge role in developing.
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