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Free In Collegeville, Social Media Course For Businesses

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Free In Collegeville, Social Media Course For Businesses

Social media allows business owners to connect more consistently with their customers

by Burt Stein, Business Editor
for The Post Publications

COLLEGEVILLE PA – Do you have questions about trying to grow your business with social media, Internet tricks, and even e-commerce?

Consultant Donna Botti of Delos Inc. will present a free “How To” course in social media June 18 (2012; Monday), at 6:30 p.m. in Borough Hall, 491 E. Main St., Collegeville. During this first-in-the-2012-series of courses sponsored by the Collegeville Economic Development Corporation (CEDC), Botti will address business questions and assist those in attendance with low-cost answers.

Those who plan to attend should contact CEDC Manager Rachael Morrison by e-mail, here, or by calling 610-454-1050.

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