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I have always loved this idea and you can see it being done by large businesses in many outdoor spaces but B2B and small businesses can do it too! In this episode I explain what it is and give you some examples you can use in your business. Give it a try today. Contact me at www.doubletakecontentcreation.com
Content is king when you are promoting your business, but networking and face to face interactions are still just as important. On the show today we are talking to, "The Queen of Networking In the Durham Region." She will give us some great insights into how to network the right way as well as offer some fabulous insights on content and entrepreneurship. You can find out more about Marlene at www.heartofnetworkingevents.com
Business moves quick! Listening to podcasts is a great way to educate yourself without the tedious nature of reading a book or attending a workshop and its something you can easily fit into your daily life. Today, on The Chatty Content Creator, Laura Watts will talk about why every business owner should listen to podcasts.
Ever wondered how creativity plays a part in great business content? Today on the show we are speaking with Artist and Creativity Coach, Aprille Janes, an entrepreneur who helps people find their creative spark. If you want to learn more about Aprille you can visit www.aprillejanes.com.
How can you stand out in your business? Today's guest is Sherry Corbitt, a Mortgage Broker with Mortgage Architects. She is an entrepreneur with almost twenty years experience and an expert on niche marketing. You can learn more about Sherry at sherrycorbittteam.com. If you want to skip straight to the marketing goods, start at 9:00 min in!!
Ever wanted to know how to create content OR a whole marketing campaign using the frequently asked questions in your business?
Welcome to the first episode of The Chatty Content Creator. Learn more about the host Laura Watts and what you can expect on subsequent episodes of the podcast in 2019.
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