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May 1, 2019 by Jennifer

Plan a Workshop to Promote Your Business

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Holding workshops can be a way for a lot of business people to promote themselves. You can use workshops to make money, grow your brand and have the pleasure of passing on your skills and knowledge to other people.

Workshops are often fairly small so that you and anyone helping you can give the attendees the attention that they deserve. If you decide to host a workshop to help promote your business, being organized is essential. The most important thing is that your guests are happy with the experience that they pay for, so you need to play everything to help it go smoothly.

Organize Your Materials

Firstly, you need to know what you’re going to teach in your workshop and what you’re going to need to teach it. Some people might need a presentation, a computer and a projector. Others might need to be able to provide tools or materials to their attendees so that they can complete a hands-on project during the workshop.

You need to plan the events of your workshop and what it’s going to teach or demonstrate. Make sure that your workshop is going to offer a valuable experience for the people who attend. What are they going to take away from the day, and what are your goals?

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Find an Appropriate Venue

You will need somewhere to hold your workshop, which can sometimes be tricky to find. Some people might have an appropriate venue at the ready. If you’re a jeweler who wants to teach a jewelry-making workshop, you might already have a workshop space that’s appropriate.

However, if you need to find another location, consider your requirements in terms of space, location and any amenities that you might need. Of course, remember to think about your budget too. Consider how much you’re going to have to charge for your workshop to cover the cost of your venue.

Cater for Your Guests’ Needs

It’s always important to think about what your guests will need when you’re hosting a workshop. As well as providing them with any materials that they might require during the workshop, giving them other things can help to keep them happy too.

Food and drink should be a priority, especially for a workshop that will last for a full day or even longer. For catering, take a look at a site like www.stamfordcs.com.sg for a caterer that will offer packages for workshops and seminars. Another thing to consider is giving your guests something to take home with them, such as a goodie bag.

Promote Your Event

If you want people to come to your event, you need to promote it. Firstly, decide how much you’re going to charge for your workshop by calculating your costs and how much you want to make. You can promote your workshop in a number of ways, from using social media to emailing people on your mailing list and listing the event on your website.

Hosting workshops can be a great way to diversify your business, and to promote your brand too. Consider what skills and knowledge you could pass on with a valuable workshop.

Filed Under: Every Day Boss Tagged With: building a biz, business workshop

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