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Holiday Marketing

A free webinar from SCORE

Content marketing is more than just words — it's your opportunity to engage, inform, and inspire. By creating and sharing valuable content, you can position yourself as a trusted expert in your industry and build meaningful connections with your audience.

In this session, you’ll learn: 

• The 5 steps to crafting content that builds trust and loyalty. 

• How to create an annual Content Calendar. 

• How to create free content with AI. 

• How to repurpose a single piece of content for your website, email marketing, and social media. 

• How to spark interest in your products or services without the hard sell. Let us show you how to make your content work harder, so your business grows faster!

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Meet the Presenters: Catrine Fredrikson is the president and owner of EZY Marketing and has over 20 years of experience in the field of digital marketing. She is a speaker and educator in the area of online marketing with speaking engagements at SCORE, SBA, local chambers and for professional organizations. With a strong online presence, she offers live webinars and YouTube recordings EZY Marketing’s channel.

Chloe Stofan is a Digital Marketing Coordinator at EZY Marketing with a diverse background in the creative and real estate industries. She has freelanced as a writer and photographer for multiple magazines across Northeast Florida. With six years of real estate experience, Chloe brings a well-rounded skill set to her role. She holds both a B.S. and an M.S.M. from the University of North Florida.

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