About Your Marketing Gal

About Me: Jo Guerra, Your Marketing Gal

Seasoned business owner originally started in 1993 as a wholesaler/importer of jewelry and accessories. Imported from and established relationships with suppliers in over nine countries. I’ve had an online presence since 1996.  I started implementing social media strategies for my jewelry business – often being listed on the first page of a Google search.

Because of my background, I understand the unique needs of small businesses. Although my specialty is training and working with companies to develop their online, social media and traditional marketing plan and strategies, I help my customers look at the whole picture to propel their brand – often implementing free and low-cost strategies. 

I’m passionate about social media knowing that small businesses can compete and grow their business organically just as easily as the big corporations. I also assist in the incorporation of tools that simplify social media marketing and really empower businesses to bring their marketing in-house, should they desire. This strategy includes increasing their online footprint and being found – the inbound marketing way.

I’m a constant learner and take a variety of classes from business to fun including film acting and photography. I love walking, cooking healthy and working out.

If you're in Denver, please join the Social Media Marketing Club and attend an upcoming session where we can help you with your business marketing efforts. Need to be held accountable or have questions, you'll have several social media specialists to help you. Bring a project that you need help with. More information at Denver Social Media Marketing Club. Or join the Meetup at Social Media Marketing Club Meetup.

Don't forget to download your free E-book to create your Social Media Marketing Plan.

Does your organization need a speaker? Visit my Professional Speaker Page to find out more info.

Please contact me at 303 - 632 - 2928 or at Social Jo 1 [ at] gmail dot com (take away spaces, brackets and use @ instead of at and . instead of dot.