P&P LIVE! 2023 The Knowledge Centre
The Printwear & Promotion LIVE! seminar programme is a first class source of free information and advice delivered by expert speakers from across the globe. Topics covered in The Knowledge Centre include advice for start-ups, marketing on a shoestring and Instagram.
Three easy ways to 10x your Instagram strategy
The print business cookbook Alex Liggett of owner of The Vinyl Guys will cover the following areas of business in this seminar; social media use, product range, pricing and materials. Attendees will be able to listen to an informative talk with lots of first hand tips from someone who has started, grown and runs a print business day-to-day, and walk away with a ‘recipe book’ to refer to later on.
Marketing on a shoestring Come along to this session to take away tips and tricks that will be game changers for your marketing and cost you almost nothing. In this practical session, Javan Bramhall, owner of Digital Glue, will explore simple and effective tools and techniques which are focused on improving sales, repeat business and profit, all while doing things which don’t have to cost you anything.
Keeping physical marketing relevant and sustainable in a digital age
Martin Varley, co-founder and CEO of Merchr, talks about the growing importance and relevance of promotional product marketing in a world led by online advertising, and how it’s up to us in the industry to use the latest production methods to act sustainably conscientious.
| 24 | February 2023
Join the UK’s leading Instagram expert and Amazon bestselling author, Estelle Keeber, as she shows you the easiest ways to make more impact using Instagram. With more than 81% of Instagram users following a business, find out how you can stand out in the crowd and convert those followers to sales!
Find out how personalisation and software go hand in hand to help you achieve success selling online
In this session, Michal Gembrowicz, DecoNetwork’s UK and Ireland sales manager, will show you how you can grow your print and embroidery business by offering personalisation while using state-of-the-art online design software. Personalisation is continuing to grow at a very fast pace for the garment decoration industry. If you are offering this service or thinking of offering this service you will be amazed at how quickly you can turn your online business into a successful money-making machine.
How to invest in capital equipment in this current climate Shire Leasing’s print and embroidery expert, Alex Hall, will be explaining how you can invest in capital equipment in this current climate. He will cover the following in this session; cash vs. leasing, the difference between leasing and hire purchase, and the benefits of suppliers offering finance to enhance their sales.
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Seminar timetable
Sunday, February 26th 11.30am
The print business cookbook 12.30pm
Marketing on a shoestring 1.30pm
Keeping physical marketing relevant and sustainable in a digital age
2.30pm
Three easy ways to 10x your Instagram strategy
3.30pm
Find out how personalisation and software go hand in hand to help you achieve success selling online
Monday, February 27th 11.30am
Three easy ways to 10x your Instagram strategy
12.30pm
Marketing on a shoestring 1.30pm
How to invest in capital equipment in this current climate
2.30pm The print business cookbook
Tuesday, February 28th 11.30am
Marketing on a shoestring 12.30pm
How to invest in capital equipment in this current climate
1.30pm
The print business cookbook 2.30pm
Find out how personalisation and software go hand in hand to help you achieve success selling online
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
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