Digital Enlighten Series:

SEECs Digital Power Hour

A four-part interactive hybrid workshop series designed to help Schoharie County business owners excel in digital marketing. Hosted by SEEC, these sessions offer actionable steps, hands-on tutorials, and real-world examples to support online business success. Attendees will have the opportunity to share challenges and receive expert-led guidance in a collaborative setting. By tackling common digital hurdles, this series aims to equip Schoharie County businesses with practical strategies and valuable resources to grow online. 

2025 Series Hosts

  • BLK Dog Designs – A full-service marketing company delivering organizational branding, web design and development, and marketing services.

  • Paperkite – A creative agency specializing in branding, web design, and digital marketing strategies to help businesses stand out online. 

  • Primeau Fahey & Associates – A marketing and media agency known for its expertise in video production, storytelling, and digital content creation to help businesses grow. 

  • Product Paths – A business consultancy specializing in product development, go-to-market strategies, and business growth solutions to help companies scale effectively. 

Community Impact

  • Expanded Business Resources and Network Connections

    · 24+ Digital Marketing firms were introduced to the local small business community

    · SEEC launched a Digital Enlighten Series of workshops and “Power Hours” with digital experts as a FREE resource for local businesses to continue learning tips of the digital trade

  • Community and Economic Development Engagement

    · A successful public-private collaboration of Schoharie County government and SEEC

    · Businesses from each corner of Schoharie County benefitted (15 different municipalities served having local businesses participate)

  • Community Character and Environmental Enhancements

    · Leveraging broadband access enables the built environment to be fully utilized mitigating impact on the environment, preserving the working landscapes

  • Business and Industry Growth 

    · 40 small businesses assisted: 17 ag-related and 14 located in Historic Main Districts

    · 30 new jobs created, 120 jobs retained

    · Capital Investment: $1,049,000 

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