Title: “Boost Your Online Branding with a WordPress Blog or Website!” – Encore Presentation!
Host and Registration 40 Plus of Greater Washington: a non-profit providing training and other support to Empower Experienced Professionals for Successful Career Transitions – see here for Webinar Registration.
Audience: while focused on professionals in career transition, the presentation is useful for any small non-profit, small business or solopreneur considering design and launch of a new website or blog.
When: Monday, January 30, 7:00 – 8:30 PM ET
Format: a free Zoom webinar with Slide tips, new site Demo, and Q&A.
Preview!: Check out the Tutorials Page on Gary’s new dcwebrevolution.com website for short video tips from his past webinar, with clips on Do You Really Need a Website, Website Planning Tips, Demystifying WordPress, and What Should You Name Your Blog.
Program:
As a job seeker, a website can be key to bolstering your professional brand, and complementing your use of LinkedIn and other social media for networking. Blog articles can showcase knowledge and connections in your field, and a simple website can sharpen your “value proposition” as a volunteer, a solo consultant or a future employee.
During this encore presentation Gary will explore the following:
- Pros and cons of building a professional website
- Simple website software to consider before WordPress
- Benefits of using WordPress.Com as a basic site-builder
- Key software concepts, cost and how to link with social media
- Demo of a professional website and blog
Speaker:
After retiring as a Project Manager with the U.S. Agency for International Development in 2006, Gary Vaughan worked for the past 16 years as an IT Contractor with the State Department’s Office of eDiplomacy.
Since 2018, he has done pro bono website design for DC area non-profits, with web design resources now available at his new dcwebrevolution.com website. Last November Gary launched into WordPress web consulting with a focus on business planning, website design and social media management.
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