I started to notice a trend. Increasingly I was working with clients doing their Facebook ads and their websites were on the Shopify platform. I’ve got used to identifying trends and adapting to them. Technology and the way people use it is constantly changing, so it’s a skill I work hard at making the most of.Continue Reading →
The role and impact of SEO I realise isn’t always considered. This week in a POWER Hour I got the question ‘You’re a Facebook Ads Strategist, why do you audit websites?’ Whilst this wasn’t the first time I’ve been asked this question, it was the first time I realised I should write about it. Continue Reading →
Hands up who loves numbers? I’m a reformed number aversionist. Spending money was one of my favourite past times. I was known as a shopaholic. I would avoid knowing how much I had spent and live from payday to payday. Continue Reading →
From a very young age I was confident with words. At just 7 years old my year 2 teacher, Mrs Small put me in charge of giving spelling tests and tutoring other students.Continue Reading →
22 years ago I had tennis lessons for 6 months. By the end of the 6 months I was still struggling to get the ball in. And what I mean by in, is inside the wire surrounding the court, let alone the white lines.
The tall poppy syndrome is real. We don’t want to come across as being ‘full of ourselves.’ However, when you’re in business or representing a business, we have to stand out, we have to be seen. Every. Single. Day. There are various methods to stand out. Now before you go and buy a chicken suit and stand on a street corner, Social Media can and does help. TradiePad has had great success on a budget of only $1 a day.Continue Reading →
My 5 year old son is currently learning how to write. He is spending 1 – 2 hours a day, understanding what letters and numbers are, using sight words, and lots of tracing letters and numbers getting familiar with them. After hours and hours of practise, he’s starting to draw the letters and numbers ‘freely’.Continue Reading →