How small businesses can automate their marketing | Lunch and Learn

Feel like you're constantly chasing leads, yet nothing is converting? Are you manually sending emails, following up with prospects and posting on social media, all while running your business?

In this Lunch and Learn, Bukola Odunaiya will explain how your small business can automate its marketing to save time, work more consistently and generate more revenue – without hiring a large team or investing in complex software.

Topics covered in this session

• What marketing automation really means (and what it doesn't)

• The three essential automations every small business should have

• How to turn enquiries into nurtured leads automatically

• Simple tools you can use to get started

• Common mistakes that waste time and money

About the speaker

Bukola is a senior partner marketing manager at Expedia Group, where she leads strategic communications across key hotel partners and the full Expedia product suite.

She's also the founder of AI marketing consultancy Verse Marketing, and Vintraa, an AI agent marketplace.

With deep expertise in marketing automation and technology, Bukola brings commercial thinking and emerging tools together in a way that actually drives results.

If you have any questions you'd like Bukola to answer during the webinar, please send them to events@enterprisenation.com.

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