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The Customer Funnel: A New Framework for Local Marketing (Webinar 10.25.16)

Please join the Local Search Association (LSA) and Camilyo for an exclusive webinar presentation Tuesday, October 25 from 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm ET.

The path to purchase has become much more complex in the past decade as consumers use more sources to make buying decisions. Small businesses are now forced to use nearly eight marketing channels to keep up.

Media sellers who serve the small businesses market also continue to grow their product portfolios. However the current practice of selling independent marketing solutions doesn’t work any longer.

In this webinar, LSA and Camilyo will explore the need for a new framework in local marketing – one which addresses the “customer funnel” more holistically. In addition, presenters will explore the results from two parallel surveys related to this topic.

Space is limited. Register here.

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