I was delighted to have welcomed a couple of new clients on board this January – both female entrepreneurs with established marketing, but whose
What’s going on with Facebook groups?
If you’re a business owner relying on activity through your Facebook group, a group administrator running a busy page, or a group member who likes to
Time for a new strategy?
Ten things you can do to boost your social media marketing... While the world waits with baited breath to see how we manage to keep our little
Nine tips for scheduling your social media
If you're running a business, you'll know that there's not always time to stop what you're doing to tweet or post on LinkedIn. That's why there
Tips for blending your business and personal Facebook profiles
Using social media in a personal context can still lead to business opportunities, if it’s handled sensibly. And nothing happens by chance, so we
What is legitimate interest? A plain English guide to this confusing topic
Are you GDPR'd out yet? Last month, I explained my interpretation of ‘consent’ for GDPR. The other reason many people will rely on for keeping
GDPR in Plain English – 10 steps to take now
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on 25 May. If you hold any information on file about people, this new law
How to avoid being annoying on LinkedIn
A few weeks ago I received an invitation to connect with another social media consultant. I’m usually happy to link up online with other people in my
Did Club 18-30 collapse due to ego-tourism – a social media trend?
You may have heard me interviewed this morning on BBC Radio 5 Live about the demise of Club 18-30 Holidays. The researcher that called asked about my