Marketer's Roadshow Brings Expertise to Minot
The Greater North Dakota Chamber held its Marketer's Roadshow in Minot, connecting local business owners with marketing professionals.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Marketing
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The Greater North Dakota Chamber held its Marketer's Roadshow in Minot on Nov. 4, bringing together local business owners and marketing experts for an afternoon of practical advice. The event followed earlier stops in Bismarck and Fargo last year.
Why it matters
The roadshow gives local businesses access to marketing expertise without requiring travel to larger cities. Attendees leave with tools and ideas they can apply to grow their own operations.
The Minot event on Nov. 4 was followed by a second stop in Jamestown on Nov. 9, extending the roadshow's regional reach. The source does not disclose attendance, sponsorship amounts, or measurable business results from the sessions.
The players
Greater North Dakota Chamber
The Greater North Dakota Chamber is a regional business advocacy organization that hosts networking and professional development events across North Dakota.
Whitney Jensen
Whitney Jensen is the Director of marketing at AdShark, a marketing firm whose advice on lead tracking was featured at the event.
Jade Scherr
Jade Scherr is the owner of HexaHive, a local business whose perspective on marketing was shared with attendees.
The details
Local business owners and marketing experts gathered in the afternoon to share practical advice. Speakers included HexaHive owner Jade Scherr and AdShark marketing director Whitney Jensen, who emphasized tracking leads and following up to see whether they become customers.
Timeline
Last year: Roadshow stops in Bismarck and Fargo
Nov. 4, 2026 (afternoon): Minot Marketer's Roadshow held
Nov. 9, 2026: Marketer's Roadshow scheduled in Jamestown
Market Landscape
The Marketer's Roadshow extends the Greater North Dakota Chamber's series from Bismarck and Fargo to Minot and Jamestown, bringing the format to smaller North Dakota markets. The stops reflect a push to deliver marketing training to businesses outside the state's largest metro areas.
Local business owners in Minot can apply the lead-tracking and follow-up advice shared at the event to measure which advertising actually produces customers. The roadshow offers an option for owners who would otherwise need to travel to larger cities for marketing training.
The takeaway
Tracking where leads come from and following up to see whether they become customers is a practical way to understand which marketing efforts pay off. Business owners who want to test this approach can start by logging how each new customer first found their business.
What happens next
The Marketer's Roadshow continues in Jamestown on Nov. 9, 2026.
Further reading
For more on local business strategy, explore the Marketing section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Kfyrtv.
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