How to be more productive at work
Could you be more productive at work? To be honest, I hadn’t really thought about this until a client recently asked me for tips and […]
Category: Freelancing
5 ways to be more inclusive on social media
Take a look at your social media and ask yourself this question: “Is it accessible and inclusive for all?” And by that, I mean, is […]
Why running a business is like renovating a house
This May I’m celebrating 4 years in business – woohoo! And during these Covid-sponsored times while we’ve been at home more than usual, I’ve been […]
Liven up your client communications using Loom video
You’ve probably given feedback on a client project via email, phone or with comments in a Word document. But have you considered using a Loom […]
How to quickly repurpose blog content for LinkedIn
As marketing and PR professionals, we advise clients to prioritise their marketing and post regularly on professional platforms like LinkedIn. Meanwhile, we ignore our own […]
Help your clients and boost your income with these service and product ideas
Right now, we are all facing huge levels of uncertainty, both personally and professionally. Following the urgent Covid-19 reactionary comms, many freelance marketing consultants and […]
Covid-19 pandemic: Round up of useful resources for marketing and PR freelancers
Here’s a list of useful resources and discounted online software tools for marketing and PR freelancers and consultants, to help you build your business during […]
31 Days Of Creativity: A reflection
In January I took part in ’31 Days of Creativity’ – an email challenge from Hel and Lesley Reynolds at Comms Creatives to help comms professionals flex […]
Two years in: Things I’ve learnt as a business owner and freelancer
Earlier this week, I celebrated two years of being in business by meeting a fellow freelancer for a coffee. (Sadly, no birthday cake was consumed, […]
Are you a “why” or a “how” person?
I’ve heard many people talk about Simon Sinek’s “Start With Why” over the years and so it was finally time to tick this book off […]
