Empowering Women Entrepreneurs & Creatives in Zichron Yaakov
Z-CROWN is a professional networking and business community designed for female creatives, healers and professionals in Zichron Yaakov.
Our mission is to connect, support, and elevate women in business, providing opportunities for collaboration and growth.
1. Networking & Community Support
Join our WhatsApp group to engage with like-minded women, share ideas, seek advice, and support each other. Our group fosters meaningful connections in a collaborative environment.
WhatsApp Group Schedule:
- Monday – Motivation & Mindset: Start the week with inspiration, business tips, and success stories.
- Wednesday – Creative Spotlight: Showcase your work, projects, or services to gain visibility.
- Friday – Business Boost & Networking: Promote, share, and connect with potential clients and collaborators.
2. Newsletter & Directory
Increase your visibility by being featured in our newsletter and directory, where women-led businesses in Zichron can share their stories, services, and insights.
Add your business HERE.
3. Monthly In-Person Meetups
Expand your professional network by attending our monthly networking events in Zichron Yaakov. Meet other businesswomen, exchange ideas, and gain valuable insights in a supportive environment.
Membership
- Free – Access to the WhatsApp group, community discussions, and monthly meetups. Includes a basic business directory listing (name, category, and contact info).
- Standard (₪180) – Includes an enhanced business directory listing (business description, link, and image) and access to exclusive business resources.
- Premium (₪360) – Includes a featured business directory listing (priority placement, expanded profile, and promotional highlights), spotlights in the newsletter, and priority access to events and promotional opportunities.
Advertising
Quarter Page: 360
Half Page: 700
Full Page: 1,200
Inside Front Cover: 1,800
Back Cover: 2,300
Join Us
📲 WhatsApp Group: CLICK HERE
Create. Connect. Collaborate.
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