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A pair of fresh eyes can work wonders. Let’s look at your social media, online content, or wider business.
When you’re in the depths of running a team, department, or business, it can be hard to take a step back. Over time, doubts build up.
Are we making the most of social media? What does our content really communicate? How can I take my freelancing more seriously?
My main aim is to make whatever you want to learn about feel accessible. Everyone is at different stages with their online presence: me included! I’ll never shame you for not knowing something.
Whether you’re looking to leverage an established personal brand, or just thinking about starting a LinkedIn profile, let’s chat. I promise to make it as fun and easy as possible.
Let’s review your organic content strategy (or create one!)
How to strategise, create, schedule, post, engage, & measure
Tweaks to help boost your discoverability & engagement
Repetition is key to social success; get it right, right from the start
Such as writing Standard Operating Procedures for socials
The basics of how to use LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook
Pitching, proposals, pensions, pricing – I’ll share what I know
It’s hard to know where to start with marketing, so let’s work it out
After a one-off boost or a team get-together? This isn’t an exhaustive list. If what you need doesn’t fit into these categories, get in touch anyway!
A short questionnaire in advance, a 60-minute call, key action notes shared with you afterwards, and an email a fortnight later to see how you're getting on. Best for making progress on a single topic or question.
Twice a month we check in on your progress, discuss next steps, and set tasks to complete before our next meeting. Best for those who need accountability to make changes over a period of time. Minimum 3 month period.
I'll bring together your team on a bespoke workshop. Involving everyone in the process increases buy-in and belief – for long-term success. Available to deliver online and in-person, though this may incur travel costs.
I’ve helped start-ups, charities, and established businesses in different ways with strategy and social media consultancy.
One of the reasons I enjoy consulting is the depth of thought required. Read more about how I started my business.
I can’t help you make progress if I don’t fully understand where you are now (and how you got there, and why). Listen, then do.
Consultants are prone to fancy language (to impress) and overstuffed presentations (to bamboozle). I prefer simplicity.
I’m committed to meeting your needs and learning styles – from our first conversation, to any final documentation.
I won’t recommend a single action to you unless I have deliberated over its value and fully believe it’s a good next step.
Contact me to ask any other questions you like.
Yes, even “do you think Jaffa Cakes are actually biscuits?”
I go by ‘she, her, hers’ pronouns. You can call me Bex.
Oh heck yes, though these can work out more expensive than the online equivalent. It depends on where you are and what we’re working on.
In-person workshops have been some of my favourite work ever. Let me tell you: I have a great selection of pastel highlighters, and Hotel du Vin Exeter do some wonderful fruit platters.
Yep, via the wonderful With Jack.
I’m covered for professional indemnity and legal expenses up to £1,000,000.
You can email me whenever you like, safe in the knowledge that I set (and keep) my own boundaries regarding work. These include:
Only certain clients are given my mobile number. This is to use during a security emergency or at a pre-defined time.
I do free work – i.e. volunteering – in my charity governance roles. My business work is paid.
I can provide samples of my previous work. Test work must be paid for.
Yep – but they cost slightly more than normal outsourcing agreements.
NDAs usually swear me to secrecy, so no one knows that those excellent product descriptions/social media posts/training scripts weren’t written by you after all (wink). This restricts my marketing, making it harder to grow my business.
If you’re happy for me to mention you as a client – and need me to sign an NDA purely for business confidentiality – this won’t come at any extra cost.
Retained clients are invoiced on my final working day of each month. Project and one-off clients are invoiced at the start and end of the project. All invoices have a 14-day payment period.
I am used to working with larger organisations – particularly in the public and educational sectors – who require purchase orders and, sometimes, longer payment terms. Get in touch and we’ll work out a payment schedule that works for us both.
Before we dive into consultancy, get in contact to discuss the options and next steps
