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Berkshire Enterprises Breakfast Forum01:48PM / Monday, June 15, 2009
If you could change one thing about your website, what would it be?
BERKSHIRE COUNTY - Berkshire Enterprises is holding its next Free Business Breakfast Forum on Friday June 26th from 7:30-9:00 AM in the third floor Board Room at One Fenn Street in Pittsfield. The Forum is titled If you could change one thing about your website, what would it be? Paul Carter, owner of Clickbasics will lead a discussion of small businesses evaluate their websites, implement changes and measure the results. Paul says, “Whether you’re planning a new website or upgrading an existing one, it’s never too late to step back from the trees and see the woods.”
Steve Fogel, Program Director of Berkshire Enterprises says, “Developing a website is only half the battle. Once it is finished businesses have to measure what is happening and modify the sites to get the results they are looking for.” The forum will include a discussion by participants of their experiences with their own websites and other people’s. We will share what works and what does not with the goal of helping participants better understand what is possible. Then participants can use that they have learned to improve the sites they have or are planning.
The Forum is funded by generous support from Greylock Federal Credit Union, Legacy Banks, Berkshire Bank, TD Banknorth, and the Pittsfield Cooperative Bank in space provided by CompuWorks. The forum is aimed at owners and managers of small businesses and those who support small businesses. The forums include an active discussion of techniques that work and can be implemented easily. A light breakfast is included. Anyone who is interested in attending should register by calling Steve Fogel at 413-236-2141. Space is limited and reservations are required. |
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