[FREE] Discover The Top Tactics in Boosting Your Website Conversion Rate

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WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

Let’s face it if your website is converting poorly and generating zero or next to no sales & leads, it is a liability.

If you want your website to work as a truly profitable asset, it needs to be generating as many leads and sales as possible.

This free meetup event will dive deep into the tools, tactics and best practices in boosting your website's conversion rate, so you can generate more leads, sales and profits from it.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:

Your presenter for the night will be James Banks, Co-Founder of Web3 (https://web3.com.au/). James helps businesses & organisations grow with custom WordPress websites & digital marketing.

Over the last half decade, he has helped hundreds of local, national and international organisations such as the Queensland Government, Brisbane & Gold Coast City Council, Mercedes-Benz AMG, Culture Kings, Mosaic Property Group & Guide Dogs Queensland succeed online.

As a frequent event presenter, he is passionate about helping people in getting the most out of their website and online marketing efforts. More specifically, he uses scientific data-driven marketing (Google search data, conversion rates, and qualitative user feedback) and multichannel marketing (SEO, content marketing, email marketing, social media marketing alongside Facebook, Google & Display ads campaigns) to get website traffic, engage customers, and generate profits online.

Connect with James on LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/jamesbanksweb3

Follow James on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jamesbanksweb3

Friend James on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jamesbanksweb3

ABOUT THE EVENT SPACE SPONSOR:

A big thank you to Fishburners who have provided the space for our meetup. Fishburners is Australia’s largest community of tech startups and a not for profit organisation focused on helping early stage startups.

They accommodate over 300 entrepreneurs in their coworking communities and host more than 500 events around Australia.

For more info visit: http://www.fishburners.org