Events at Indooroopilly Library
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Upcoming Events at Indooroopilly Library
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Digital Marketing for Small Business: Leads, Traffic & Sales
Spending on ads but not seeing results? It might not be your budget-it's your strategy.Registration and networking: 9-9.30amWorkshop: 9.30-12 noonThis practical, jargon-free workshop will help small business owners make smarter digital marketing decisions. You'll learn how to choose the right channels (including Meta), understand what your numbers are telling you, and make clear, confident changes that improve performance. Whether you're just starting out or already advertising online, you'll walk away knowing what works-and what to fix.In this interactive session, you will:Understand the fundamentals of digital marketing and paid advertisingLearn how to read and interpret key ad metrics like reach, CTR, conversion rate and ROIIdentify what's working (and what's not) in your current marketing.You'll leave with clear next steps, practical tools, and the confidence to make data-driven changes that improve your marketing results.This workshop is perfect for small business owners and operators. Reserve your spot today and start turning insights into results!Brisbane City Council funds free business workshops delivered by expert providers because we're committed to helping Brisbane businesses grow and succeed. Registrants must work in a business located in the Brisbane local government area. Unsure your local Council? Find out on the Queensland Electoral Committee website.This event will be delivered by JR Digital. Look out for further events in the business series.
Platypus Library Talk with Dr Tamielle Brunt
Join us for a free talk with platypus expert Dr Tamielle Brunt as part of PlatyMonth this August.Dr Tamielle Brunt is an ecologist whose research focuses on platypus populations in southeast Queensland, working to understand their populations and raise their conservation profile. She is also the Projects Coordinator at Wildlife Queensland, where for more than a decade she has led the regional environmental DNA (eDNA) monitoring program, collaborating with communities and stakeholders to track local platypus populations.Through her research, advocacy, and on-ground conservation work, Tamielle aims to strengthen protection for this iconic species and the freshwater ecosystems they depend on across Queensland.In her talk, Tamielle will dive into every aspect of the platypus - from their ecology and behaviour to the conservation efforts underway locally and statewide.Note: Arrive ten minutes early to check in and confirm your attendance.