Register here: http://ntv.bz/marketplace

Are you an emerging artist? Someone who wants to make and sell a product and to see if it could bring in some extra money? Maybe you are someone who has stuff lying around your house that you do not need any more but you think someone else might.

If so, join IDRS on October 7th for the webinar “How to Make Money on Facebook Marketplace” and learn how to sell your items on Facebook Marketplace for free. There are thousands of items on Marketplace and selling can be challenging if you do not know proven strategies to buy and sell like a pro.

In this webinar, IDRS’ Small Business Trainer Camille Koster will teach you how to set up your account, what you can and can not sell on Marketplace, and how to competitively price what you have to offer. Additionally, you will learn photo tips to ensure your photos stand out, as well as sales strategies and jargon most commonly used within Marketplace. Lastly, you will learn common safety practices and general tips for pick up and delivery.

The workshop will take place on Wednesday, October 7th at 11:00 AM Pacific. This workshop will be delivered online utilizing the Zoom platform. The workshop can be taken on computers and smartphones.

Join us to learn all that you need to know to go from an amateur to an expert while selling your items in Facebook Marketplace and make the extra money you need.

You can register by visiting: http://ntv.bz/marketplace

About our presenter:
Camille Koster (Cherokee) serves as the Youth Program Manager for the IDRS Acorn Project. Through the program, she teaches youth how to explore entrepreneurship and create side hustles which provides them the opportunity to make money while continuing to focus on their education . She has worked in youth development and in nonprofit for the last 18 years, both writing and facilitating camps across the nation. She has co-facilitated camps with the Drug-Free Communities National Initiative, Students Working Against Tobacco, Cherokee Nation Behavioral Health, ONABEN, the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse, and more. Camille dedicated five years of her youth development career as the Chief Operating Officer of Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma. She successfully assisted in one the largest youth entrepreneur programs as she helped build strategy and infrastructure for a cookie sale campaign that led to her local Council selling over 1 million boxes of Girl Scout Cookies in Eastern Oklahoma.
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Camille is a United States Navy Veteran and is proud to have represented the Cherokee Tribe in the military. During the time she served, only 15.4% of the military was comprised of Native American members, likewise, only 4% were female members. She has a Masters Degree in Organizational Management. Camille lives in Jenks, Oklahoma, is married to a Firefighter and has three children.

This workshop is being funded in part by the USDA Rural Development and the California Governor’s Office of Economic Development.