An Entrepreneurial Christmas Story - Social Media Training

Wyoming is honored to provide the 2010 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree! Wyoming Entrepreneur is sending a Christmas Companion Tree to accompany the national tree to Washington, D.C. Our tree will be decorated with ornaments representing Wyoming businesses. This is your opportunity to market your business all the way to Washington, D.C and learn how to use social media to do it! The first 100 registrants will have their business represented on the Wyoming Entrepreneur Capitol Christmas Companion Tree with their decorated ornament (recycled CD "Jewel" case) in addition to participating in social media webinar and training events. Your entire event package includes: 1. Training webinars on the use of social media to market your business through this and other events (Oct.14 - Social Media for Your Small Business, Oct. 21 - Using Twitter, Facebook & Aggregate Social Media Tools, Oct. 28 Strategies & Marketing Your Business Through Social Media) 2. Your business represented on the Wyoming Entrepreneur Capitol Christmas Companion Tree with your ornament 3. Your business's ornament featured on the Wyoming Entrepreneur Facebook page and you will be asked to provide a paragraph (200 words or less) about your entrepreneurial story to accompany your featured ornament 4. Small group coaching on how to create buzz for your business

Registration Deadline: 5:00 PM MT, September 30, 2010 Ornament Receipt: October 1, 2010 Online registration only. (Link Below) Once you are registered (credit card payment only) you will be contacted via email with details regarding submitting your business ornament. You will have the choice of decorating your CD "Jewel" case OR you can electronically provide your business related photo and logo to Wyoming Entrepreneur and they will design your ornament for you. Visit the Wyoming Entrepreneur Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/wyomingentrepreneur) or Ning Site (http://wyendotbiz.ning.com) to view example ornaments. Ornaments will not be returned; they become the property of the 2010 Capitol Christmas Tree project.

Fee: $ 50.00