When's the next Webinar?
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I really love the webinars! I listen to them on long walks occasionally, but I haven't seen one in May or June.
When will the next one be? Thanks!
I apologize if this should have gone to the help desk...
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Thanks much Erica!!! Looking forward to it.
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We will have one at the end of July from Everett Sizemore about SEO for e-commerce.
Sorry about the lack of webinars in May and June. Time just flies.
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I noticed there hadn't been one since April, I just assumed the team were busy working on something big.
But agreed, the webinars were pretty great, hope we can expect more, more often.
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