Paid vs Free - Which is best for business growth?

Join Louise Chandler, a marketing and communications specialist, for a dynamic session hosted by Enterprise Oxfordshire Business.

In today's competitive landscape, every business needs a strong marketing strategy. But with so many options, how do you decide whether to invest your valuable resources in paid marketing or focus on free (organic) methods?This one-hour session will break down the crucial differences between these two approaches, helping you understand the pros and cons of each. We Will explore:

• Paid Marketing: Quick wins, targeted reach, and scaling your efforts.
• Free Marketing: (Content, Social Media, SEO): Building long-term authority, trust, and sustainable growth.

Louise will share practical advice and actionable insights to help you determine the optimal mix for your specific business goals, budget, and industry. Whether you're a startup looking to make an initial splash or an established company aiming to refine your strategy, you’ll leave with a clearer understanding of where to allocate your marketing efforts for the best return on investment. Don't miss this opportunity to fuel your business growth!

Minimal Financial Assistance (MFA) scheme

The Growth Hub programme operates a Minimal Financial Assistance (MFA) scheme. All SMEs which receive support under this programme are being aided under the UK Subsidy Control Act (2022) and The Subsidy Control (Gross Cash Amount and Gross Cash Equivalent) Regulations (2022 No. 1186).

MFA allows a beneficiary to receive up to £315,000 of Subsidy over a three-fiscal year period (i.e. the current and previous two fiscal years). The value of MFA given is the gross cash amount or the gross cash equivalent of the subsidy. The MFA value of this webinar is £361.70.

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