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Get on board for online

BUSINESS operators looking at learning tips and tricks to improve their website and cash flow are encouraged to come to training workshops.
The business workshops run by Cardinia Shire Council are proving popular, with the last two sessions filling to capacity.
The next two training opportunities teach business operators to optimise their potential online, and how to improve cash flow and profitability.
The seminar to maximise online presence is on 19 July from 6pm to 8.30pm, at a cost of $20, and is ideal for business owners wanting to increase traffic to their websites.
Another seminar on improving cash flow and profitability is on 4 August from 6pm until 8.30pm at $20 per person.
This seminar teaches business operators the tools to improve profitability and increase cash flow.
There is also a full day program run by Mike Boyle about increasing sales, at a cost of $250 per person on 10 August.
The workshops are held at the Cardinia Cultural Centre on Lakeside Boulevard in Pakenham.
To book in the workshops contact the council’s Business Development Officer Phil Jackson on 1300 787 624.

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