ART DIVISION LAUNCHES FOUNDATIONAL DIGITAL MARKETING TRAINING FOR THE PROPERTY SECTOR

Property marketing company Art Division is launching The Lonely Marketer, a series of foundational digital marketing training courses for business owners and their employees in the property sector who want to take control of their marketing in-house.

A community-focused membership product, the purpose of The Lonely Marketer is to empower business owners who want to insource their marketing activities to be able to do so.

Commenting on the launch of The Lonely Marketer, Art Division Founder and MD, Nelly Berova, said: “Many small businesses in the property sector rely on an in-house marketing team of one, or worse, on the company owner or director to strategise, plan and coordinate the marketing activities. In many cases, in-house marketers have limited knowledge of what works. They have no one to brainstorm ideas with, no one to ask for help, yet are expected to bring in leads.”

“The Lonely Marketer can turn a confused, stressed and demotivated in-house marketer into a motivated, knowledgeable and motivated staff member who can contribute to the company’s success.”

At a time when funds are tight, and businesses don’t always have the budget to pay third party suppliers, The Lonely Marketer enables business owners to invest in their employees by giving them the tools they need to successfully plan and execute a digital marketing strategy in-house. These training courses will give ‘the lonely marketer’ within a company the support and skills required to deliver better marketing results for their company, boosting leads, sales, and revenue.

Access to The Lonely Marketer can help business owners with the onboarding of a new marketing coordinator, executive or manager, and provide the ‘perk’ that keeps those marketers part of the team in the long term.

For just a small monthly fee, every Lonely Marketer member will have access to a community of like-minded professionals.

As DigitalMarketer certified partners and specialists in marketing for the property sector, Art Division is confident of the value this foundational digital marketing training will offer to businesses in the property sector, and it is for this reason they offer a 30-days money back guarantee.

Find out more about The Lonely Marketer via the website: The Lonely Marketer

For more information, please contact:

Nelly Berova, MD at Art Division
[nelly@artdivision.co.uk]
020 8543 4320]
www.artdivision.co.uk

About Art Division

Art Division is a digital marketing agency specialising in the UK property sector. Based in London, the company’s clients include estate and letting agents, property developers, and suppliers to the industry. Art Division centres its focus on lead generation and increasing brand exposure and market share for its clients.

About DigitalMarketer

DigitalMarketer is a leading marketing research and training company based in Austin, Texas. With over 400,000 subscribers across the globe, businesses and brands rely on DigitalMarketer to help them grow their operations and scale new heights of marketing innovation. DigitalMarketer is on a mission to double the size of 10,000 businesses over the next five years.

Tomas Arthur
Tomas Arthur
Tomas works for Business Division as a content writer and editor-in-chief. He has written over 1000 blogs to date on a variety of topics. In his spare time, he likes to play the guitar and read books.

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