AI for Beginners: A Simple Introduction to Starting Online

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Curious about how webinar partnerships work and how online event platforms can be used as part of a wider digital marketing strategy?
This free online workshop is designed for beginners who want to learn about promoting webinars, understanding partnership-based online business models, and using AI tools to simplify planning and content creation.
During this session, Paul Chuter will provide an educational overview of how webinar partnerships can work, how online event platforms such as Meetup and Eventbrite may be used to support event visibility, and what to consider when evaluating webinar offers and audience fit.
### In this session, we’ll explore:

• how webinar partnership models work
• how event platforms can be used to support webinar promotion
• what to look for when assessing webinars and offers
• the role of the presenter in delivering the session and offer
• how AI tools can assist with planning, copy drafts, and event promotion workflows

This event is intended to help attendees better understand the structure, tools, and considerations involved in this type of online marketing approach.
### Who this is for:

• beginners exploring online business models
• people interested in webinar partnerships and digital promotion
• attendees curious about using AI tools to support online marketing tasks

### Event details:

• Free live online workshop
• Hosted by Paul Chuter
• Takes place on Zoom
• Additional registration is required after RSVP

### Important note:
This session is educational in nature. It does not promise specific business, earnings, or financial results. Any outcomes depend on many factors, including experience, effort, offer selection, audience relevance, and implementation.