Business Influencing Skills Strategies E-Com Community Facebook Group Launched
Feb 1, 2019
Transition To Success, a new Facebook group for online e-commerce owners and entrepreneurs, has been officially launched, being ideal any business owners looking for practical business growth, influencing skills, tips and strategies, and actionable marketing ideas.
Torbay, Canada - January 31, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Amy Slaney, an online entrepreneur and marketing expert, launched Transition To Success, a Facebook group dedicated to online business owners, e-commerce entrepreneurs, and anyone else interested in actionable strategies to improve their business and marketing success. The group features daily resources and discussions aiming to help members showcase their blogs, websites, discounts and special offers, get actionable business strategy advice, and develop better business and marketing skills.
More information can be found at https://www.facebook.com/groups/723290368069528.
Developing a sustainable business strategy is essential for any business owner, regardless of whether they’re focused on the online or the offline. However, for online businesses in particular, staying up to date with the latest trends in marketing, advertising and business management can be quite challenging. Joining a community of like-minded entrepreneurs can be ideal for anyone looking to grow their business.
The new Facebook group aims to provide its members with plenty of opportunities to learn and share tips and strategies with other business owners, thus seeing sustainable online business growth.
Amy Slaney schedules various discussions for each day of the week, offering members the chance to share their experiences with other entrepreneurs, exchange ideas, and discuss the best way to tackle specific problems.
The Monday posts generally focus on “starting the week off right”, with discussions focusing on sharing weekly plans and business goals.
The “Show-Off Saturday” is a great opportunity for any group member to showcase their offers and promotions, as well as get valuable feedback on their promotional materials.
Other days of the week provide plenty of learning and growth opportunities as well. The “Collaboration Thursday” encourages members to tag anyone they feel could help them with a particular issue, while the “Success Wednesday” gives members the chance to congratulate each other on the positive aspects of their business.
The Transition To Success group is public and available to any business owner, e-commerce marketer or store owners, and other entrepreneurs.
Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website.
Contact Info:
Name: Amy Slaney
Organization: Transition To Success
Address: undefined, Torbay, Newfoundland and Labrador A1K 1B5, Canada
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/723290368069528/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 477964
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