The Utah Small Business Development Center at Salt Lake Community College, in partnership with Google, is hosting a free event on March 8, 2012 to help Utah businesses get online.
“Utah Get Your Business Online” will provide the resources the State’s businesses need to create an online presence. Participants registered for the event will learn how to create a website and learn how to grow business online using methods such as search engine optimization (SEO), web analytics and more. Web professionals in attendance will provide one-on-one instruction and give businesses the tools and resources to succeed.
The event will be on the College’s Miller Campus, located at 9750 South 300 West in Sandy. Space is limited. To register in advance for this free event or learn more, visit: http://www.utahgetonline.com or call 801-957-5200.
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