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Get Clients To Come To You

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An intensive morning packed with Business to Business marketing ideas for marketeers, small business directors and service professionals.

Marketing Seminar: 'How to Get Clients to Come to You'

February 3rd 2005 (proceeds going to the Tsunami appeal)

This will be an intensive morning - packed with Business to Business marketing ideas. The proceeds are going to the DEC Tsunami Earthquake Appeal.

Price:
£129 + VAT (£151.58). (2 for 1 SPECIAL OFFER! You are welcome to bring a guest, at no extra charge)

Timings and Venue:
8:15am for an 8:30am start. Finish by 1:00pm.
Tea and coffee will be served; however, please note that breakfast / lunch are not provided. Venue: Bassetsbury Manor, High Wycombe, HP11 1QX.

Registration & Enquiries:
To register for this event, please call Business Link on: 0845 606 4466.
For all other enquiries, visit Nigel Temple's website; Tel 01628 773128 and ask for Joanna Temple or email: nigel@nigeltemple.com

Agenda:


This event is relevant to:
Anyone who markets to other businesses
Small business owners and directors
Service professionals (i.e. consultants, advisors and trainers)
Added value product providers
Anyone interested in low cost sales lead generation

Location

Bassetsbury Manor, High Wycombe, HP11 1QX