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    Zooma is closed for certification day

    Zooma is closed for certification day
    Sep 16, 2021 | 2 min

    Every company wants their staff to become more knowledgeable - and Zooma has actually set aside time for it. We've booked all Zoomers for a mandatory certification day on Wednesday 22 September.

    On this day, Zooma will be 'closed' - all Zoomers will be fully booked up from 9:00 to 16:00, we won't have external meetings and we'll be slower than usual to reply to emails.

    Instead, we'll focus on learning more about online and digital and the tools we need to become a better partner for our customers - either through the HubSpot Academy, Google's Digital Garage, LinkedIn Learning, or the wide range of other online education hubs that are available.

    If you have an urgent request that can't wait, you can still get in touch via our support form and we'll help out straight away.

    But otherwise, we'll be back to work as normal the day after, on Thursday 23 September.

    Hopefully, this initiative will inspire you to schedule a similar education session in your own company.
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    Doug Bolton
    Doug Bolton is a content producer at Zooma, where he works to help B2B companies explain their complex offerings online with a mix of communication, knowledge content, video and design. He helps clients turn their internal expertise into clear, engaging content in multiple formats for distribution across their social media presence. His work often involves interviewing subject-matter experts, shaping messaging and refining structure and design to make sure communication feels sharp, clear and human. Doug works closely with strategists, designers and project managers to move ideas from outline to finished content. He focuses on clarity, structure and flow—making sure every piece has a purpose and delivers real value to its audience. With a background in journalism, Doug has been a marketer and keen HubSpot user since moving to Sweden from England in 2016.
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