In this episode, we’re joined by Margaret Ward, an email marketing specialist and strategist. She shares how every job she’s ever had played a bigger role in shaping her expertise, and how she was freelancing her way through uni long before she realised she was running a business.
Margaret breaks down what really makes a good email, the key automations every small business should have in place, and how to make email your most profitable channel. She shares she’s built a personal brand on LinkedIn, and how you can do the same with confidence and consistency.
Follow Margaret on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/margaret-ward-/
Visit Margarets email marketing consultancy Claddagh Creative: https://www.claddaghcreative.com
The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder
This podcast is produced by @kupoduk in Oldham Greater Manchester
In this conversation, Hannah Swarbrick shares her journey from a varied career in hospitality and marketing to founding her consultancy, Yellow HR. She discusses the importance of employee experience, effective communication, and the challenges of scaling a business. Hannah emphasises the need for a strong workplace culture and the significance of hiring the right people to drive growth. She also offers valuable advice for new business owners, highlighting the power of networking and self-trust.
To see more from Hannah follow her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannahswarbrickdone/
If you need any support with HR visit her website to find out more: https://www.yellow-hr.com
The coffee is delivered to us courtesy of VexCoffee.com which the UK’s freshest coffee discovery club, every month they expertly handpick two small independent coffee roasters for you to explore. They have been kind enough to give our listeners 25% off your first box using the code FEMALEFOUNDER or using the link: https://vexcoffee.com/female-founder
This podcast is produced by KUPOD Productions in Oldham Greater Manchester
In this conversation, Rachelle Williams, a female founder and agile coach, shares her journey from working in large consultancies to becoming an independent consultant. She discusses the importance of agile methodologies in organisations, the challenges of transitioning to self-employment, and the value of community support for business owners. Rachelle emphasises the need for tailored approaches in agile coaching and offers practical advice for new entrepreneurs, highlighting the significance of networking and collaboration.To buy tickets to Rachelle's 'Back of the Room training' visit this link: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/tbrwithrachelle/1688449 Find Rachelle on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachelleawilliams/ Our 'coffee' was provided to us by From The Inside Out www.ftio.co.uk
This podcast is produced by KUPOD Productions in Oldham Greater Manchester
In this episode, we talk with Eleanor Bradley about her journey from starting her sustainable clothing brand, Wild Strings, to building her service-based business, Ellie Stitches. She shares the highs and lows of running a fashion business, what it felt like to let go of her first venture, and the lessons she’s carried forward. Eleanor also talks about defining success on your own terms, staying flexible, and embracing imperfection as part of the entrepreneurial journey.
The coffee was gifted by beansplease.co.uk an independent women owned coffee roaster.
This podcast is produced by KUPOD Productions in Oldham Greater Manchester