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Technical Assistance Programs

Our turnkey programs make it easy for development organizations and chambers of commerce to provide digital technical assistance to their small business community.

We can handle all the details of registration and metrics reporting.

We also offer webinars on Google profile pages, SEO, social media, and ChatGPT. Please contact us to discuss how we can customize a program for you! 

Digital Gadgets

Get Found - Website SEO

IDEAL PARTICIPANT: Established small businesses with e-commerce, quote or booking websites

Participants attend training on onsite and offsite search engine optimization

WEBINAR

RISE Digital completes an SEO audit of participant's websites

WEBSITE SEO AUDIT

Review SEO website audit results and a practical checklist of improvements

1:1 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

OUTCOME: New customers from increased search traffic

Get Found Website SEO
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Get Found - Local

IDEAL PARTICIPANT: Small businesses primarily serving local customers

Participants attend training on claiming and optimizing their Google business profile 

WEBINAR
1:1 COACHING

RISE Digital reviews Google profile and provides copy editing assistance

FINAL REVIEW

Final review of updated Google business profile and optimization suggestions

OUTCOME: Local businesses grow from new customers

Get Found Local
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Customer Journey Optimization

IDEAL PARTICIPANT: Small businesses primarily serving local customers

Participants attend training on the journey mapping process, customer surveys, and digital tools that streamline processes

WEBINAR

One-hour session to review completed customer journey maps

1:1 COACHING

Final checklist of recommendations and survey suggestions

FINAL REVIEW

OUTCOME: Satisfied customers that recommend the business and return again and again

Customer Journey Optimization
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The Digital Safety Net is real. However, the net could — and must — be bigger, more robust, and more inclusive.

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Small businesses must invest time in selecting the right digital tools for their business; technology companies must help small businesses access the right tools, and policymakers must invest more money in public-private partnerships that create and support small business resource networks. 

- 3C President Jake Ward

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