new marketing mentor taster workshop announced
GET YOUR ENTHUSE INJECTION: Set Goals, Make Changes
Back by popular demand!
**New Date Announced**
On: 30th June 2010 (9.00am – 11.ooam)
At: The Kensington Hotel, 109-113 Queen’s Gate, South Kensington, SW7 5LR
“Mentoring is a brain to pick, an ear to listen, and a push in the right direction”
John C. Crobsy
Get a taste of working with me as your marketing mentor CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR TICKET NOW – ONLY 12 PLACES AVAILABLE
“Tamsin has helped me to clarify my brand with her honest advice and feedback. Her insight and helpful tips are invaluable, and I am very pleased to be working with her “
Amanda Steadman – Wealth and Success Coach and Founder of www.wealthbabes.com.
Are you interested in learning more about how working with Tamsin as your marketing mentor would help your business, and would like a taster session?
Working with Tamsin as your Marketing Mentor can help you define your marketing goals for your business and support you in achieving them at every step of the way, without the financial commitment of taking on an agency.
CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR TICKET NOW – ONLY 12 PLACES AVAILABLE
Tamsin is running a 2 hour marketing mentor class for just £25 in which you’ll meet her and experience her unique way of working with clients, as well as having the opportunity to work with her on the following:
> your own personal goal-making process and what stops you creating achievable goals
> identifying the goals that will take your business where you want it to go
> finding strategies that will be the best fit your business and allow you to move your marketing forward in order to make those goals a reality
A successful marketing strategy starts with having a clear vision of what you want to achieve, and this workshop will help you develop just that. You’ll learn how to bring creativity and focus to your goal setting and come away with a practical strategy for how to work towards these goals.
This workshop will give you a taste of what working with Tamsin can offer you and your business, and set you on the path to marketing success.
CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR TICKET NOW – ONLY 12 PLACES AVAILABLE
What other people say about working with Tamsin:
“You have really made such a difference in a short space of time. When you re-did our newsletter we got 2 new clients the same evening it went out”
Geeta Siddhu-Robb, www.noshdetoxdelivery.com
“Tamsin has really helped me to move my business forward in leaps and bounds”
Fiona Worthington, www.divaski.com
“I don’t know how you come up with all these ideas! Your advice and suggestions are brilliant”
Jody Atkins – Innovative Interior Designer www.ivorytree.co.uk
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You are your brand
Yesterday I had a fabulous meeting with Jo King (AKA Goodtime Mama JoJo of London Academy of Burlesque fame).
Jo is a good friend and also my co-presenter for our new workshop: ‘Simply The Best – 10 ways to present yourself and your business as the stars that you are’ which we are running in June this year under the new banner of The Entrepreneurs’ Finishing School (more about that later!).
The Fabulous Jo King
We spent a lot of time talking about why we wanted to run this event, and it all comes down to one thing: YOU are your brand. This is true for all businesses, but even more important for small businesses and ‘solopreneurs’.
This is because your customer’s experience has so much to do with the impression that you create (e.g. do you look professional/trustworthy/fun/caring?), how you treat them (e.g. how long do you take to return their calls? Do you ever do anything extra for them as a ‘thank you’?), and how you react to their problems (e.g. How do you make it up to them when a mistake happens?).
It’s not rocket science, but a lot of people don’t understand how to translate this to their own appearance and behaviour.
If you want a masterclass in how to present yourself and your brand as ‘stars’ come to our workshop, and if you want a few key pointers that you can implement now, read this week’s tip below.
this week’s tip: you are your brand
Your customers are always judging you, on your work, on your pricing, on your appearance, on your behaviour, and on the way that you treat them. These are all important parts of your business brand.
You may have thought that your brand was just your logo and corporate colour scheme, but that’s only a small part of it.
Because you are your own brand, you have to make sure that every element is in place and gives the message that you want it to.
Here’s 3 steps to help you do this:
1. Identify what the values of your business brand are. Is it funny, thoughtful, professional, trustworthy, engaging, caring, focused, modern, traditional, or something else entirely?
2. Take an honest look at yourself and assess how closely your current appearance and manner fit your business brand. For example: if you create funky shoes, do you wear your own creations – or something more boring? If your website says that your office is ‘friendly’ do you always make time to chat to clients when they call?
3. Now look at how closely your appearance and manner resembles that of your competition. What can you do to make yourself stand out? Are you the solicitor that always wears the bright shirts, or the virtual assistant who gives her clients and contacts personalised chocolate bars as gifts?
If you can bring all this together, you will be aligning yourself more closely with your business brand, and your customers will have a much stronger connection to both you and your work.
Networking, pampering and fundraising – the results
This post was originally published on October 7th, 2009.
Representatives from CAMFED attended our fundraiser
So last week was the fundraiser for Camfed that I’d been working so hard on.
We had a great time and raised enough money to put 3 girls through secondary school for a year. It’s a good start, but you know me – I want it bigger, better, and raising even more! Accordingly, we’re planning to do the whole thing all over again next year, but in a bigger way – watch this space for your invitation!
None of this would have been possible without our great venue: www.ststephensclub.co.uk, and all the contributors who donated their time and products/services so generously (full list to follow shortly).
