Website 1, 2, 3 - Plan, Assemble & Market Your Website
The missing manual for owning a website

When: November 30 - December 14, 2010  Tuesdays / 9:00-11:00am 

This is a series of three 2- hours classes + 1 hour consultation with a web professional. You will learn practical and useful information to get your site up and running properly. Learn the most important principles of planning, assembling and marketing your website in an organic search engine friendly way that will attract and drive more traffic to your website. Whether you are building it or hiring someone to do it for you, this class will provide with the questions to ask, and the information you need to know to be a smart website owner. The course is structured into an easy to understand format with useful and helpful tips to help transform your vision into a properly functioning and good looking website. Including creating the content you want people to know, organizing the information you want people to find and finding your best marketing tools in this social media climate.  If you want to increase your web visibility, traffic and potential client pool, then you need to come to this class!
*This course will not involve coding or programming.

• Session 1: Plan Your Website (11/30)
• Session 2: Assemble Your Website (12/7)
• Session 3: Market & Maintain Your Online Web Presence (12/14)
• Plus 1 hour consultation to be scheduled first day of class.

Fee $60 Pre-paid online, or cash at the door

About the instructor: Colleen Rice Nelson 
Colleen Rice Nelson is a self employed business woman who runs a multimedia consulting business, The Ultimate Answer (www.the-ultimate-answer.com), helping her clients answer their questions about the world wide web. Working with websites since 1996, Colleen has a passion for inspiring clients to get creative and think out of the box with their website marketing, while maintaining a practical and functional approach to their site design. You can have great looking website, but if you don't promote it, and no one can find you - what's the point? Creating a website that is search engine friendly is the backbone of a great website, not an afterthought.