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SEARCH HOME NEWS & FEATURES OPINION LIFESTYLE SPECIAL SECTIONS READER SERVICES | August 09, 2008

Google holds free web-marketing seminar in Davao

Published: June 29, 2007   |     |     |   Subscribe: RSS or Email    

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DAVAO CITY — To address its goal of producing small and medium enterprises (SMEs) who are information technology-enabled, the information and communications technology (ICT) cluster of the Regional Development Council (RDC) will sponsor the conduct of a web marketing seminar.

Entrepreneurs who are interested to expand their market reach and increase their productivity through utilizing IT can join the seminar for free.

The seminar tagged as “Google’s Web Marketing Seminar for SMEs” is slated today (June 29), 2:00pm, at the Department of Trade and Industry’s conference room 1, 2nd floor, MIntrade Building, Monteverde Avenue corner Sales Street, Davao City.

Google Philippines’ representative, Ms. Aileen Apolo, will be the event’s main resource speaker. She will introduce to the participants the Google’s brand of web marketing which will help the entrepreneurs in maximizing available business opportunities in the internet today.

Moreover, by participating in the activity, the SMEs can get new ideas and strategies in marketing their products in the web.

Oliver Robillo, ICT Cluster chair of the region, is encouraging all SMEs to join for them to improve their business further.

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