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FREE DIGITAL WORKSHOP | Show and Tell – Making a Website for Your Creative Work
October 30, 2021 @ 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm EDT
Free
About this event
A website is so much more than a passive online portfolio display. It can be a centralized place to showcase services, a marketing tool to share stories, and an educational platform to help clients understand your craft. This practical workshop examines the best ways for creatives to present their websites, with real-life examples of best practices, and helpful resources for DIY design.
KEY INFORMATION
When – Saturday 30 October, 10:00am – 12:30pm
Where – Online! This event will be held via Zoom. You will be able to access the link on the online events page after you have registered.
Cost – This workshop is free but registration via Eventbrite is essential. You must register to access the workshop link.
WHO IS THIS WORKSHOP FOR?
Come along if you are a creative freelancer, an established arts practitioner, or run an arts organization. Curious hobbyists, recent graduates, and emerging creatives are also welcome to attend!
This workshop is open to anyone who lives, works, studies, or plays in the City of Ryde.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
- Lifetime access to a dedicated Dropbox folder full of additional resources and workbooks to help continue the learning after the workshop is over;
- Access to additional free webinars to supplement the material covered in the workshop
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
Once you’ve registered for this event, you will be able to access information about how to log in and access the webinar by viewing the online event page. You’ll also be sent reminder links from Eventbrite before the workshop.
You’ll need access to a stable internet connection and a computer, laptop, or tablet to participate in the workshop. We don’t recommend using a phone due to the small screen size.
WORKSHOP FACILITATOR
Lillie Brown, Marketing Manager of Creative Plus Business
Lillie Brown is a freelance marketing strategist and Marketing Manager of the Creative Plus Business Group. Lillie works with small to medium creative businesses to devise and implement marketing and social media strategies that are easy for creative brains to digest. She walks clients through a comprehensive planning process to create simple to understand and actionable strategies to help them fulfill their vision. Before working with Creative Plus Business, Lillie was the Arts Administration Officer for Southern Tableland Arts. Lillie is also a renegade embroidery artist.
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS FOR CREATIVES
This workshop is part of a series of free professionally run workshops teaching business and professional skills to creatives in the City of Ryde. These workshops are an opportunity to get expert advice and meet other local creatives.
You can see the full program at www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/Community/Arts-and-Culture/Professional-Skills-for-Creatives
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Please note:
The Valley of Writers team scours the web looking for the most inspiring, elevating, and accessible events that we can share as a service to our readers.
The big idea is that in a virtual arena, more people can participate. Geographical boundaries matter less.
The events we list are virtual and can be attended by writers from wherever they are in the world.
Unless otherwise stated, we are not affiliated with and do not benefit financially from the events we post. Listing is not an endorsement of the content, opinions, or products promoted by the event organizers we feature here.
Please verify all dates, times and other event details as these are subject to change and are beyond our control.
What qualifies an event as ‘lit’? Any event that we think would teach writers of fiction, memoir, and poetry useful skills, inspire them to produce great work, remind them of the power of this work we do and build stronger, mutually beneficial ties between writers and other creatives.
