Running a small business often means wearing every hat—and marketing can quickly fall to the bottom of your to-do list, especially when time and money are tight. The good news? You don’t need a big budget or hours of free time to make an impact.

In this practical webinar, you’ll learn simple, effective marketing strategies designed specifically for busy entrepreneurs. We’ll cover quick wins you can implement immediately, how to make the most of free and low-cost tools, and ways to streamline your efforts so marketing doesn’t feel overwhelming.

Whether you’re just getting started or looking to improve your current approach, this session will help you build visibility, attract customers, and grow your business—without burning out or breaking the bank.

What you’ll learn:
– Time-saving marketing tactics that actually work
How to maximize free platforms and tools
– Easy ways to stay consistent without spending hours each week
– Smart strategies to attract and retain customers on a budget

Presenter: Gab Sacidor

Gab Sacidor brings more than 15 years of expertise in communication and marketing to the Temple SBDC, supported by a strong commitment to community service. She began her career as a reporter for The Northeast Times in Philadelphia, later advancing to a role as Assignment Editor and Digital Media Producer at CBS 3 Eyewitness News, where she spent six years honing her skills in broadcast and digital media.

Gab’s passion for supporting businesses has defined much of her career. She served as the Marketing Director for the Old City District, and more recently, she managed marketing and membership efforts for the Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce. In each of these roles, she has utilized her expertise in communication, marketing strategy, and relationship-building to foster growth and strengthen community ties.

A graduate of La Salle University with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, Gabriella continues to leverage her experience to help businesses thrive while making a positive impact on local communities.