ChildCare Education Institute

Successfully Marketing Your Program

(17 customer reviews)

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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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

17 reviews for Successfully Marketing Your Program

  1. Joan OGDEN, UT –

    this was a nice and organized course

  2. Tiffany NEWNAN, GA –

    Impressed with the information in this course.

  3. Kaelia OKLAHOMA CITY, OK –

    Great Training!

  4. Selene BENSON, NC –

    thank you for the great courses.

  5. Selene BENSON, NC –

    thank you for the great courses.

  6. Selene BENSON, NC –

    thank you for the great courses.

  7. Barbara CONYERS, GA –

    I have enjoyed this course very much.

  8. Nikki LITTLE CHUTE, WI –

    This help promote gave me ideas on how to properly market my child care facility

  9. Susan GOOSE CREEK, SC –

    i will continue to build good relationships with parents and children.

  10. Rick PHILA, PA –

    Thank you for this information it was helpful.

  11. Diane DENVER, CO –

    There is so much to think about in marketing your child care that I as a director never thought about

  12. Carey OWASSO, OK –

    i got alot from this course

  13. susana ELLIJAY, GA –

    excellet

  14. REGINA TALLAHASSEE, FL –

    Excellent course and I enjoyed learning more about marketing.

  15. Dacia CO SPGS, CO –

    good classes

  16. Barrington FALMOUTH, TR –

    Great job

  17. Gayle SUMTER, SC –

    Great information

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