Lunch & Learn: Social Marketing Strategies By Platform

  Why you should attend:
NETWORKING + PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

It is a massive challenge for any business operator to handle their marketing well.  Too often we use the shotgun approach by trying whatever is in front of us or spending small portions of our budget on too many diluted strategies.  In this workshop, Chris Bates, CEO of AgoraEversole, a 12-team member marketing agency in Jackson, will help you to wisely become more intentional about your marketing with a focus on results. 

You will get help with evaluating your marketing spend, positioning, goal sets, and strategies, and will walk away with a written outline of how to elevate your business with better marketing.
More About the Speaker:
Chris Bates, CEO & Co-Founder
AgoraEversole
Chris Bates is the CEO of Agora Eversole.  Chris serves in several volunteer leadership roles and board of director positions. Chris attended the University of Alabama, completing his B.A.in Psychology with a minor in Business at Belhaven University in 1994.  He worked as a nonprofit executive for 10 years.  Chris then owned a large 50 employee outdoor sporting good retail operation for nearly a decade.  In 2009, Chris decided to use his career experience to begin guiding other business operators toward achieving their goals through his marketing services agency, Agora Company.  Most recently, Chris facilitated the merger of Agora Company with The Eversole Group, a marketing agency serving almost 100 community banks, to form Agora Eversole.

While his company has focused for 10 years on retail, commercial services, nonprofit and other industry verticals, banking and healthcare have become their primary focuses.  He and his team deliver marketing services via web design, social media, and digital marketing (SEO, etc.) platforms as well as providing branding and strategic planning services.  They are currently serving clients with measurable results throughout Mississippi as well as in Louisiana, Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia.