Helping businesses who are doing great things to tell the world about their work
Whilst I might be based in a small village in the Cotswolds, my outlook and experience span different parts of the world, a wide range of industries, and many different types of organisations, from global to tiny.
global experience
I have experience of developing strategies and running campaigns in a number of different territories, in particular the UK, North America & Canada.
industry knowledge
My marketing knowledge has been applied across a wide range of industries including music and the arts, tourism, publishing, and education.
not-for-profit expertise
Over 20 years experience of working within mission-based, community-focused organisations with a sound knowledge of the charity/not-for-profit sector.
I have worked in marketing ‘seriously’ since 2003 and completed my CIM Professional Diploma in Marketing in 2004. The industry I know the most about is classical music, but I also have experience of delivering marketing for schools/parents, heritage/tourism organisations, and not-for-profit/charitable organisations in the education, health and arts sectors.
My particular areas of expertise include:
- Developing marketing strategies
- Tactical campaign planning
- Managing campaign delivery
- Strategic social media management
- Content creation
- Visual design and branding
- Marketing research
- Website development
- Event planning and delivery
Here are some of the core principles that I bring to my work with clients.
integrity
I’ll never try and persuade you to do something that isn’t right for your business.
communication
I’ll keep you updated on progress throughout so you always know what’s happening.
transparency
I’ll ensure that plans are fully explained and costed so there are no unexpected surprises.
commitment
I’ll finish what I agree to do, and won’t let you down half way through a project.
inspiration
I’ll always aim to leave you feeling inspired, hopeful, energised, and positive.
FUN!
I’ll make sure that we’re having fun! Marketing shouldn’t be painful after all.