
Registration is now open for the Garden Center Fertile Ground Webinar Series.
The free six-part series will guide you through the biggest issues facing IGCs today, from digital marketing to human resources.
You’ll learn from industry experts and hear the stories behind their success as well as what they have learned from their mistakes. Not only will you find actionable ideas to implement at your garden center, but you’ll also find a collaborative community that will inspire you with ways to make your business the best it can be.
Human resources for garden centers
Three webinars will discuss the challenges IGCs face in human resources and proven techniques you can utilize to succeed with BEST Human Capital & Advisory Group:
- Aug. 13: Recruit Talent to Your Garden Center for Today and Tomorrow with Paige Franks and Ben Molenda (Platinum Sponsor: First Editions Shrubs & Trees)
- Aug. 27: Love 'Em or Lose 'Em: How to Retain and Develop Your Team (Platinum Sponsor: Proven Winners)
- Sept. 10: What Is Your End Game? Succession & Exit Planning Best Practices for the Green Industry with Chris Cimaglio
Digital marketing for garden centers
Three more webinars will focus on digital marketing with Rob Sproule, co-owner of Top 100 IGC Salisbury Greenhouse and owner of Dig Marketing:
- Aug. 20: From Digital Marketing Strategy to Winning Tactics (Platinum Sponsor: Plantista / Gold Sponsor: Bobbex)
- Sept. 3: Power Pages: Websites for Garden Centers 101 with Catalina Morales Vélez, director of digital marketing for Dig Marketing
All sessions are free and will be held virtually via Zoom from 2 to 3 p.m. ET every Tuesday from Aug. 13 through Sept. 17. Attendees can register for one, a few or all six sessions.
To register, click the name of each session title above, or visit events.gardencentermag.com/gcfgws and click the "Register" button beneath each session you'd like to attend.
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Digital marketing can feel overwhelming when you’re working with a limited budget. Websites, SEO, social media, and paid ads can quickly add up, but you don’t need to do everything to see results. By focusing on cost-effective strategies, you can still make a big impact without overspending.
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Lawn and Landscape Marketing on a Budget
Digital marketing can feel overwhelming when you’re working with a limited budget. Websites, SEO, social media, and paid ads can quickly add up, but you don’t need to do everything to see results. By focusing on cost-effective strategies, you can still make a big impact without overspending.
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Lawn and Landscape Marketing on a Budget
Digital marketing can feel overwhelming when you’re working with a limited budget. Websites, SEO, social media, and paid ads can quickly add up, but you don’t need to do everything to see results. By focusing on cost-effective strategies, you can still make a big impact without overspending.
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Lawn and Landscape Marketing on a Budget
Digital marketing can feel overwhelming when you’re working with a limited budget. Websites, SEO, social media, and paid ads can quickly add up, but you don’t need to do everything to see results. By focusing on cost-effective strategies, you can still make a big impact without overspending.
The Garden Center Fertile Ground Webinar Series is the revitalized, digital version of the Garden Center Conference & Expo and underscores the magazine's commitment to embracing the digital future and ensuring broader participation and accessibility to industry-leading educational content.
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