In this episode of Quarantalks, I spoke with Keith Jeffrey about how he has been working with his team to transform their in-person workshops to online webinars. We talked through some tips for using Zoom Webinars, and for how to present on video in general. You can find the details of the webinar programme at bgateway.com

In today's episode of Quarantalks, I had a chat with Gin Lalli, a psychotherapist who helps people handle stress and anxiety. We talked about how her business has adapted to the crisis, and the most important thing we can do to help ourselves stay sane - get more sleep. Gin shared her best advice on sleep hygiene and napping and making the most of the sleep you have.

On today's episode of Quarantalks I spoke to Richard Ellis and Jo Davidson from the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce. We talked about how the Chamber have expanded their informational activities and adapted their networking ones. We also talked about the government support available for sole traders and limited company directors.

In the next episode of Quarantalks, I had a chat with Lisa Bean, a business coach and inspirational speaker. We discussed how you can stay focused on your long-term vision whilst making smart short-term decisions to change and adapt. Find us on Instagram at @thewhinco @daretogrowuk

In the first episode of our new special series, Quarantalks, I had a chat with Keith Easton, owner of The WEL Podcast studio. We discussed how businesses are adapting the way they make podcasts, and why it's important to stay connected. Find us on Instagram at @thewhinco @thewelpodcaststudio @keithwoosh

Note: This episode was pre recorded back in February and makes no mention of the Coronavirus or anything related!
It's time to get organized. In this episode, I’m with Zoë Berry and Victora McHugh, who are both professional organizers here in Edinburgh.

We talked a lot about organizing and what it was like when Zoe and Victoria came to my home and office. But we also talked about marketing, including the best times to post in Facebook groups, and the Instagram phenomenon of top to tidy.

You can find all the links and resources we discussed in the shownotes at thewhin.co/podcast

Are you ready to start driving a whole heap of traffic to your website? In this podcast we’re going to talk about how you can really work with Pinterest as a marketing tool. We’ll look at some specific strategies you can implement to connect with your customers exactly as they need you. You can find all the links and resources mentioned in today's episode at thewhin.co/podcast

Meet Jess Brown, founder of the global Japanese language community The Nihongo Connection. Jess shared the story of how the conversation clubs began. We talked about how you can change and improve on your offerings while still serving your customers. Key to her success has been her focus on finding ways to help and teach her audience instead of constantly promoting paid for services. I can’t wait to see what she does next. You can find all the links and resources mentioned in today's episode in the shownotes at thewhin.co/podcast

Have you been making excuses about why you can’t market your business on Pinterest? In this podcast, I will give you a super quick, 30 minute process you can follow to get some content up on Pinterest and start driving traffic to your website. We’ll look at setting up your account for your business, how to create awesome graphics in minutes, and how to write descriptions and create boards that will get you seen by your customers. You can find all the links and resources in the show notes at thewhin.co/podcast

Meet Kim Wilson, personal trainer and founder of the Athena army. Kim and I talked about choosing not to use Twitter and TikTok, saving for your tax bill, and what it's like to run a purpose driven business with a community that builds itself. You can find the links and all the resources mentioned in this episode at thewhin.co/podcast