Successfully Marketing Your Program
This course is designed to introduce marketing basics that relate to early childhood programs. Students will learn to properly define the product offered by a child care center and develop effective marketing strategies targeted at specific communities and families. Students will also learn to develop effective enrollment and retention strategies to maximize marketing efforts.
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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Lisa WILSON, NC –
This was a very good course. Had me thinking a lot.
Nichole WICHITA FALLS, TX –
i LIKE THE TRAINING OFFERED ON CCEI
Christina CRYSTAL LAKE, IL –
Course was concise, but at the same time extremely thorough and full of information. I have taken other online courses and was extremely impressed with the amount of content covered. Thank you!
ana WATERBURY, CT –
Excelente curso para nosotros lo dueños de cuidos y otros empresarios
Joan OGDEN, UT –
this was a nice and organized course
Tiffany NEWNAN, GA –
Impressed with the information in this course.
Kaelia OKLAHOMA CITY, OK –
Great Training!
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Barbara CONYERS, GA –
I have enjoyed this course very much.
Nikki LITTLE CHUTE, WI –
This help promote gave me ideas on how to properly market my child care facility
Susan GOOSE CREEK, SC –
i will continue to build good relationships with parents and children.
Rick PHILA, PA –
Thank you for this information it was helpful.
Diane DENVER, CO –
There is so much to think about in marketing your child care that I as a director never thought about
Carey OWASSO, OK –
i got alot from this course
susana ELLIJAY, GA –
excellet
REGINA TALLAHASSEE, FL –
Excellent course and I enjoyed learning more about marketing.
Dacia CO SPGS, CO –
good classes
Barrington FALMOUTH, TR –
Great job
Gayle SUMTER, SC –
Great information