Marketing for Community Development and Not-for-Profit staff

Hi folks,

If you’re in Sydney next week (attending the AFN conference no doubt) and want to get a simple, practical and ready to apply approach to improve your marketing and connect with your clients…read on.

I’ll be running a one day workshop on Wednesday 3rd December on behalf of the Family Worker Training and Development Programme.

It’s aimed primarily at people working in the Community Development Sector. Either way you’ll be able to adapt the principles to your own work.

WARNING – this ain’t the ‘Five P’s of Marketing.’ And it ain’t about building a brand like Coke, Foxtel or Apple. It’s about real world marketing in a cost-effective manner- using what you’ve got on hand.

You’ll be able to:

  •  Better understand & connect with your clientsGrab your clients with effective marketing
  •  Target your message to make sure it gets read
  •  Identify how to highlight the value in your project
  •  Make your project (even more) interesting to your clients & potential clients- true!

Want to find out more? Check out the presentation below then go to the Family Worker Training website to register.

Or get in touch with me if you have any questions.

Looking forward to seeing you there 😉

 

 

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Andrew Huffer

Andrew Huffer is the founder of Andrew Huffer and Associates, an independent facilitation and stakeholder engagement consultancy based in Perth, WA. Since 2000 he has run more than 1,500 workshops for government agencies, industry bodies and regional organisations across Australia, and currently serves as Chair of the International Association of Facilitators (IAF) Oceania. His approach is direct and practical, helping groups work through real disagreement to reach decisions they can act on.

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