Western Downs businesses are encouraged to take advantage of free digital support sessions designed to help businesses emerge from the current health crisis and increase their online presence.
As part of Western Downs Regional Council’s $50 million COVID-19 Recovery Package, Council is delivering free online webinars and one-on-one consultations in partnership with Australian Small Business Advisory Services (ASBAS), Digital Solutions Queensland and local Chambers of Commerce.
Mayor Paul McVeigh said the sessions would offer expert coaching to support business and promote the importance of digital innovation for local traders.
“Our local businesses are the backbone of our community and it‘s vital we do all we can to help them move through this health crisis and recover,” Cr McVeigh said.
“As part of Council’s COVID-19 Recovery Package to get our region back on track, Council is delivering a series of online webinars to coach businesses through a range of tools and tips to increase their digital presence and ultimately increase their revenue.
“The webinars will be conducted by digital experts organised by ASBAS and will cover several topics including digital marketing, website design, e-commerce and branding.
“These hour-long sessions will take place during June, with registrations now open for businesses to secure their place.
“On top of the online webinars, the digital support sessions will also offer businesses up to five hours free one-on-one advice from a digital expert to give a more personalised coaching experience and help businesses adapt the advice to their needs.”
Enabling E-Commerce webinar timetable
Which social media platforms to use, why and how.
Easy steps that you can implement to create low-cost and winning content.
Webpage and website design
Enhance your digital presence.
Steps to set-up an e-commerce selling platform for your business.
Building your brand consistency.
Council is also delivering other business initiatives such as support planning and buy local campaign, rates rebates, and waived fees and charges under its Recovery Package. Visit the website for more.