The Gold Coast Bulletin

COAST MASTERCLAS­S PAVES WAY FOR DIGITAL DRIVE

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GOLD Coast businesses got the inside running on how and when to reach their customers with an exclusive digital marketing masterclas­s yesterday.

Internatio­nal guest speaker Stu Atkins shared the secrets and trends of consumer consumptio­n at the sold-out event at the Sofitel as part of Gold Coast Business Week.

Business owners at the masterclas­s, powered by Gold Coast Bulletin publisher News Corp Australia, heard the best place to start was on the platform used by the majority of their customers.

Mr Atkins gave insights into coming trends in digital marketing and said proper targeting of the message was as important as the message itself, particular­ly when limited marketing resources are available.

He said business owners also need to weigh up whether it is an efficient use of their time to spend hours on digital marketing or leave it to the experts.

The digital masterclas­s marked the halfway point of Gold Coast Business Week.

It is being held in conjunctio­n with the Brisbane’s Myriad Festival, which saw seven global entreprene­urs helicopter­ed into Bond University ahead of a suite of start-up and business advisory sessions.

Spaces are still available in today’s sessions including the Go Digital, Go Global marketing session at Southport Golf Club from 8.30am and a session on contractin­g opportunit­ies with City of Gold Coast between 3pm and 4pm.

For more informatio­n or to register go to goldcoastw­ayahead.com.au.

 ??  ?? Micky Kavanagh and Stu Atkins pictured at the digital marketing masterclas­s held yesterday.
Micky Kavanagh and Stu Atkins pictured at the digital marketing masterclas­s held yesterday.

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