At Manitoba Arts Network, we’re passionate about supporting arts organizations, nonprofits, and creatives in their growth journey. That’s why we’ve partnered with Creative Manitoba’s Northern Arts and Food Project to bring you this Marketing Webinar Series.
This series is thoughtfully crafted to provide practical tools and strategies for navigating today’s digital world. Whether you’re looking to enhance your online presence, engage your audience, or maximize your impact on a budget, these webinars are for you.
Upcoming Webinars
Email Marketing 101: Building and Nurturing Your Audience
Date: November 28, 2024
Master the essentials of email marketing, from improving open rates to boosting engagement and conversions. Learn how to build and nurture an audience that’s invested in your mission.
Reels, Stories, and Live: Creating Impactful Video Content on a Budget
Date: December 16, 2024
Discover how to create high-quality video content using affordable tools and techniques. This session will explore Reels, Stories, and Live, helping you craft stories that resonate and connect with your audience.
Social Media Strategies for Arts Organizations
Date: January 15, 2025
Learn how to effectively engage audiences on platforms like Instagram and Facebook. This webinar offers actionable tips to maximize your reach and impact as an arts organization.
Google Ads, Analytics & SEO: Boosting Your Online Visibility
Date: February 20, 2025
Explore the basics of Google Ads, Analytics, and SEO to optimize your online presence. Plus, learn about Google Ad Grants, which provide nonprofits up to $10,000 USD per month in free advertising to expand their reach.
Leveraging Paid Ads on a Small Budget
Date: March 13, 2025
Gain insights into running effective Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and Instagram Ads on a limited budget. Understand how to track results and maximize your ad spend for meaningful outcomes.
Registration links will be shared with members for each of the webinars closer to the webinar dates.
For more information send us an email on info@mbartsnet.ca