Name: CACN Training: The Essentials of Marketing - 28 October
Start: 2024-10-28T10:30:00+00:00
End: 2024-10-28T17:00:00+00:00
Location: Carlisle Youth Zone

CACN Training: The Essentials of Marketing - 28 October

Learn essential marketing skills and better understand your audience.
About this Event

Cumbria Arts & Culture Network Training: The Essentials of Marketing

28 October, 1030 -1700, Carlisle Youth Zone

If marketing is something you need to do - whether for yourself, or in an organisation - but you don't consider yourself as a marketing professional…this full day's training will help to build your confidence to plan and implement more effective marketing campaigns through developing a better understanding of your audiences.

Who’s it for?
Anyone who wants to sell a product, drum up an audience, highlight an event, promote an organisation…

Who’s the trainer?
Helen Palmer - Helen has worked extensively with theatres, orchestras, concert halls, festivals, museums, galleries, and heritage attractions across the UK, helping them to build stronger relationships and more effective communications with audiences. She also regularly delivers marketing, communications and audience development training, including for the Arts Marketing Association.

Ticket Cost: Cost: £30 (£20 Freelancers)* includes lunch.
*CACN is committed to providing services to anyone working in the arts, culture and heritage sector in Cumbria, and does not want cost to be a barrier. Bursaries are available – please get in touch (in complete confidence) if you would have difficulty meeting the cost of any of our activities. [email protected]

Refunds:
Refunds are on a case-by case basis, but CACN’s general policy is: we are unable to offer a refund unless we can re-sell your ticket. Eventbrite’s fees are non-refundable. Any refund requests must be received 1 day prior to the event, emails will not be monitored outside working hours.

Who do we offer training to?
This training session is available to artists, creatives and small organisations who live or work in Cumberland. Please get in touch at: [email protected] if you're unsure if you meet the criteria.

This project is made possible thanks to funding from Cumbria Community Foundation through Cumberland Council's UK Shared Prosperity Fund: a central pillar of the UK government's Levelling Up agenda.