Practical approach to marketing in challenging times offered in 90-minutes, March 11

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The Downtown Walla Walla Foundation announces the return of The 90 Minute Branding and Marketing Plan Workshops for Challenging Times, coming to Walla Walla on March 11. Last January, these workshops for non-profit organizations had excellent attendance. Participants praised the simplicity, the down-to-earth approach and the many practical ideas learned in just 90 minutes. The creators of these workshops have agreed to return to Walla Walla and are offering revised workshops and workbooks, tailored to 'these challenging times.'

"We find that non-profit organizations managers and directors need immediate, practical and affordable ideas to give their organizations a boost in these challenging times," said Bill Hoke, who will present the afternoon session.

"These are high energy, hands-on workshops where you will write a marketing plan that fits your budget, helps you keep ahead," said Elio Agostini, Executive Director of the Downtown Walla Walla Foundation. "These workshops will benefit the established nonprofits as well as new, emerging organizations", Agostini indicated. 'You'll leave with a ton of good ideas you can put right to work."

The workshop is 90 minutes with an optional Q&A following. Participants will write their own real-world marketing action plans in the 90 minutes, covering such tactics as branding, customer retention, fundraising, advertising, outreach and building positive word of mouth.

Blue Mountain Community Foundation is a sponsor of the nonprofit session. Registration for the afternoon workshop begins at 1:30 PM and the workshop runs from 1:30 PM - 3 PM. Cost for is $59, ( a $10 discount, plus no cost for materials, an additional $12 value).

"These are good, solid, workshops that will help you market and promote your organizations during these challenging times," said Elio. "We invite your participation."

Call the Downtown Walla Walla Foundation at 529-8755 for registration. Space is limited.