You’ve likely heard the acronym SEO many times, but what does it mean for your small business? This webinar will provide an overview of SEO fundamentals, including how search engines work, the importance of keyword research, on- and off-page optimizations, and how to use metrics to measure performance. Speaker: Rosa Di Virgilio Taormina, Senior Business
Join Community Involved in Sustaining Agriculture (CISA) for a panel and discussion where farmers will share pro tips on social media, moderated by Jen Smith, Local Hero Program Manager. Farmer guest speakers Leslie Harris, Farm Manager, and Alexxis Wright, Events Manager, both from Quonquont Farm in Whately, MA and Rebecca Sadlowski, Farm Manager of Rooted
A workshop for farm owner/operators and farm managers who want to learn or get a refresher on financial information including how to set up your financial statements, cash flow budgeting, fixed vs. variable expenses and Cost of Goods Sold. Focused on farms, the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources will help you with tools to evaluate
Financial statements are essential for understanding the financial foundation of your business. They serve as indicators of both current success and future potential. Additionally, they highlight areas where you may have been overly cautious or indulgent in your past spending. In this webinar, you will learn how to read and understand your balance sheets, income
MHC’s Grants Division explains the program requirements, goes over program materials, and gives you the opportunity to ask questions.
This webinar is specifically designed to help community organizations and environmental justice leaders navigate pro-bono technical assistance to secure grant funding. To familiarize communities with the array of resources, this webinar will walk through support systems and processes for organizations provided by our Technical Assistance Team. Key topics include: How the Technical Assistance Center can
Charitable nonprofits will be defending key protections and rights, like nonprofit nonpartisanship and charitable giving incentives, while advocating for improved incentives, streamlined employment tax credits, and more. Panelists will address the common and unique priorities of several subsectors and answer audience questions.
The Massachusetts Food Policy Council works to increase farming and sales of Massachusetts grown foods and to support programs to bring healthy foods to everyone in the state.
The 2025 innovation launcher will bring together like minded individuals, problem solvers and challengers of the status quo. Join us to foster communications, nurture collaborations between startups, investors, academia, and the overall Massachusetts Innovative ecosystem.