If we run a service business, we know that sometimes we need to show our faces as part of our marketing activity. But it can be hard, and as introverts we can be naturally reluctant to do this. Find out how I can help you.
I’ve been in the PR and marketing world for 25 years. Here are 7 things I’ve learned…
Every business will need to be doing some marketing activities. For most small service businesses, that will be done in-house by your team members. There are many ways to help you keep on track of delivering your marketing activities. Using marketing tools to obtain valuable data of your results allows you to understand if your efforts focus on the right place.
Want to know how to get your ideal customers to trust you? Use the know, like and trust you method to convince customers to buy your service.
Find out how I helped an introverted client get visible in her social media, leading to increased engagement and sales in her business
December podcast recommendations – listening for lockdown!
How I helped a small purpose lead client create content and social media engagement to help it raise its profile with key stakeholders.
In this second episode I talk to social media trainer Helen Reynolds of Comms Creatives about building a business as an introvert.
In this first episode of the Marketing for Introverts podcast I discussed introversion with Joanna Rawbone. Jo is a trainer, coach, consultant, TEDx speaker and podcast host.
This is the final episode in the current series. But I know that small businesses are still working hard everywhere. I wanted to help you in this episode by talking about marketing planning and
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