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The training schedule will be developed 'Your online business in four steps: create, sell, share and analyze', which will provide the basis for starting an Internet business or improve

Today starting at the training workshops Cehegín CECARM 2014 project, which, according to the secretary general of the Ministry of Finance, Fernando López Miras, "aims to promote and enhance the development of electronic business in the region, with the main news that make a comprehensive learning journey ', called' Your online business in four steps: create, sell, share and analyze. "

Thus, in just four sessions, which will be held on two consecutive weeks, will highlight "a vision of everything you need to develop a successful business online, providing sufficient basis to start on the Internet or improve an existing one "added Lopez Miras.

The workshops that make up the training, eminently practical and mutually itinerary called 'Run your online business success',' Online Marketing ',' Social networks and online reputation 'and' web analytics and social networking. "

Miras Lopez recalled that "one of the fundamental actions CECARM project (www.cecarm.com) whose objective is to promote the development of e-business through Electronic Commerce, Electronic Invoice and Digital Marketing, is to carry out training actions completeness ".

Thus, he concluded, "this year it has planned 35, to be developed in a total of 15 municipalities in the region during the months of May, June, September, October and November."

In 2013 almost 2,000 people were registered in the 26 courses held.

Attendance is free upon registration at www.cecarm.com / workshops and places are limited.

Face consultancy service

Simultaneously holding the workshops should emphasize the "free-face consulting service in which a consultant confidentially resolve any doubts about e-business stakeholders."

The CECARM project, coordinated by the Integra Foundation is supported by the Directorate General of Heritage and Telecommunications and is funded by the Ministry of Finance and European Regional Development Funds (ERDF).

Source: CARM