"Writing for the web"

We are offering a series of 60-90 minute, fully funded sessions which require no previous experience. This 3-part marketing series will be delivered online.

This series is for anyone working for a voluntary, community or social enterprise organisation in Hertfordshire who is looking to maximise their digital presence and provide high quality content for their website visitors.

Although you can attend individual sessions, you will reinforce and best develop your skills by attending all three sessions. 


Title Date and time Link to book
Writing search friendly website content Thu 16 January 2025
(10am-11am) 		Book here
Getting started with AI Wed 12 February 2025
(10am-11am)		 Book here
A beginner's guide to YouTube Thu 13 March 2025
(10am-11:30am) 		Book here


Writing search friendly website content

How to write and structure high quality content for your website’s SEO.

Tuesday 16 January 2025, 10am-11am.
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Getting started with AI

Using AI tools to aid your digital marketing content.

Wednesday 12 February 2025, 10am-11am.
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A beginner's guide to YouTube

Understanding how YouTube can positively impact your digital marketing.

Thursday 13 March 2025, 10am-11:30am.
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Cancellation terms

If you are unable to attend this course please contact [email protected] with at least 48 hours’ notice to cancel your place. HCF Training & Development reserves the right to issue a fee in the case of non-attendance of this course without proper notice. Within the 48 hour notice period your course place may be transferred to another eligible individual from your organisation, but not transferred to another course.

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Meet your trainer

Michael Niles

Michael is a freelance trainer and public speaker specialising in helping organisations with digital marketing, leadership and communication. He delivers relatable, actionable training so attendees can make immediate positive changes to their organisation.