Join industry expert Jennifer Goddard Combs on April 20 to learn about how publicity can increase your business.
Jennifer Goddard Combs. Courtesy photo.
SANTA BARBARA — Woman-owned business professionals seeking to increase publicity for their companies in 2022 can learn the latest marketing tips and tricks at the upcoming National Association of Women Business Owners Santa Barbara (NAWBO-SB) event on Wednesday morning, April 20.
Jennifer Goddard Combs, leading expert in publicity and marketing, will present “Tips on How to Market Your Business 101” at the Women’s Economic Ventures (WEV) Community Room, located at 21 East Canon Perdido, Suite 301, Santa Barbara, CA. The presentation will offer inspirational ideas for boosting publicity and sales. As Combs says, “Publicity is free, and advertising is paid.”
Registration is required. The price for NAWBO members is $20.00 and the price for non-members is $25.00. NAWBO-SB is an organization dedicated to helping women business owners grow their business, create strategic alliances, transform public policy and create economic strength.
Jennifer Goddard Combs, President of The Goddard Company Marketing & Public Relations, has over 20 years of experience creating and implementing successful public relations campaigns for companies, products, and nonprofits. She’s worked with businesses and organizations at the local, regional, and national level to enhance their public image and increase sales potential among a diverse collection of clientele. Combs is also a standing Board Member of SABER and NAWBO-SB.
To attend “Tips on How to Market Your Business 101,” register at https://nawbo-sb.com/events/ to attend the presentation at 8:30 a.m. on April 20.
- For more information about NAWBO-SB, please visit nawbo-sb.org.
- NAWBO-SB is dedicated to advancing the economic development of female entrepreneurs in Santa Barbara by providing networking opportunities, support and education, as well as allowing business owners to create economic strength, strategic alliances, and business growth.