I'll admit this is my third crack at starting a podcast. But this time, something's different. I feel like I finally have something of greater value to share, and in this third crack at my first episode, I'm going to share with you where I'm headed and why I want you to come along for the ride. I'm going to talk about big bold boundaries, my social media switch and where to next.

I’m sharing my small business marketing plan so you can cover the basics without being stuck to your screen. Let’s get back to basics with a foundation that hits your practical business needs while helping convert your customers.

Have you ever found yourself becoming more concerned about the ever-changing landscape of social media and how you market your business within it? I want to establish a plan to market small businesses less on socials and more on the wide web - lets get stuck into why I am going to work towards making this idea a tangible plan.

If you are looking for ways to maximise the opportunity of a potential customer that’s already browsing through your website, a well-planned success page is a brilliant and FREE way to keep the ball rolling towards your business.

Start getting more of that 'shut up and take my money' level action from potential customers by getting specific about your target audience and which products and services they want to see from you.

CTAs are about ensuring you're not wasting the effort you're putting into your marketing efforts, by giving potential customers a clear direction to move forward, which also gives you clearer metrics to measure for success.

Marketing your business shouldn't mean spending your days glued to your electronics. Here are my three top tips to ensuring your website, social media and business work to produce some seriously slick marketing...without you having to press a button.

If you could no longer work in your business ‘normally’, would you have the know-how to make updates to your website with ease? Or would you need to wait on a website expert? Here are some customer examples on why having control of your website should be high on your list.

In a world of platforms, apps and online tools making life easier for us, why should website building be any different? Let’s walk you through how Squarespace can help build an online presence and boost your marketing for your small business.

A well-done website moves your audience into your virtual showroom. But that doesn’t mean expensive developers and hard-to-maintain websites.

Don't let analysis paralysis stop you from moving forward in your business. Learn how to identify the signs and use my 3 tips for breaking free and creating a social media plan that works.

Sick of not seeing results from your marketing efforts? Let me walk you through a proven scientific formula that will see you measuring what works and what doesn’t.

Websites are as important as your work vehicle and a must-have for all small business! Let’s talk about how to implement it easily and inexpensively.

Wearing all the hats in your small business & sick of seeing marketing fall off the to-do list? Get my strategy for easy & efficient DIY marketing.

In the year that made us all cry “THANK GOD THAT’S OVER”, I wanted to share the top 3 things I learned that helped make my business bigger & better (in spite of the chaos!).

From dwindling registrations & a 2020 season that almost didn’t start (thanks COVID), to setting record numbers in sign-ups and a turbocharged website - this is one of my favourite feel-good client stories.

This client needed to bring their existing website from Wordpress into the much more user friendly Squarespace, so they could in turn bring more of their website updates, maintenance and marketing in-house.

This client needed a website that not only lived on a more user-friendly platform, but better connected to the core values of her brand and welcomed potential students through the doors.

Taree Universities Campus is an exciting concept focused on making University education more achievable for regional students. I was invited to bring the idea to life, across logos & branding, website, print material, social media and more.

After working on this client’s social media & broader marketing strategy, their website was the final piece of the puzzle needed for easily managed marketing by their admin team.