Do I need a social feed?

HERE’S A STORY

I grew up in London. It was a great experience. Growing up in a London that funded theatre for kids was a fantastic one.

My primary school was a piece of drama all by itself, a teaching convent in Marylebone: convent on one side, primary school on the other. A rooftop playground with a fence you most certainly were not allowed to climb.

Being right next to London’s West End meant free tickets for Sadler’s Wells Ballet, the theatre or art workshops because creativity was valued as being educational, and taking whole classes of kids to see a show was considered an investment. Leaving a child behind on the Tube, with a St. Vincent’s nun racing up the platform in hot pursuit, was added excitement for a kid.

THE POINT?

Most of us love experiences like theatre or fun animation. We save up for festivals, buy tickets as gifts, and share exciting new acts with friends.

Data from 2022 shows that UK creative industries contributed £124 billion to the economy. So are our theatres well-funded, our creatives fully employed, and our talented kids given help to get started?

Nope.

And that’s why we need creative solutions for hard times.

Cue Social Media

– a tool to help you network, find work, connect with and contribute to professional groups and creative communities.

WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?

Marketing
Control of your own creative work
Directing what is shown to your audience
Feedback from your pages on what folk like about your work
Less working in splendid isolation. Getting input. And getting inspiration

Where I come in

I offer a range of services designed to help you get confident with social media marketing. I’ll show you what to do with 1:1 support, and get you set up with strategy and content plans for LinkedIn, Instagram, or both. Plus I offer a 10% discount for neurodivergent folks (because we deserve some extra love).

Learn more about my services