News
Latest projects, recommendations & social media tips.
As a social media professional, my website wouldn’t be complete without a news blog. Here I can keep you informed of all my latest projects and accomplishments, as well as a few thoughts about social media, marketing, sports, health and wellbeing.
All of my social media activity will stand up on its own but it’s good to have a ‘hub’ to focus everything around. And with all of my social media channels linked to my site, it’s easy to share posts, generate traffic back to my site and increase my ranking with Google.
How to use Social Media? (The 4 C’s)
How do you use Social Media? By creating conversations, communities, collaborations and connecting with your audience.
Awareness Days and Ideas for April
I will talk you through some of the Awareness Days that fall into April and give you some ideas (that aren’t blatantly obvious) to post about.
How to create content ideas for your social media, quickly and simply.
Creating content is often relegated to the bottom of the to-do list as it can be time-consuming and frustrating. Learn with me how to batch content easily and generate a month’s worth of ideas in a matter of hours.
How do I get more followers?
Creating a successful social media account is not about the quantity of followers you but the quality of them.
How often should I post to my social media?
I look at what you should do to optimise your social media posts. Is it about the number of times you post or the way you post?
Be Consistent, Not Perfect
We offer some tips on creating genuine, relatable and effective social media content.
Walking the Talk
Because of coronavirus restrictions I conducted Walk & Talk Social Media Power Hour with a client from the Cotswolds.It was so refreshing and successful that I may well continue them after lockdown
In At the Deep End
I am passionate about helping people and businesses who promote sports, health and wellbeing. And my love of swimming is the reason why I learned to stop thinking “I can’t” and start thinking “I can”.
