Webinar

Rachel Whittaker explains how your community can keep you profitable.&nbsp;

&lt;b&gt;Rachel Whittaker is founder of Indie Beauty Delivers and creator of the 360 Visibility Protocol. She is a Visibility Coach and works specifically with indie beauty entrepreneurs coaching them to use her 360 framework to boost sales.&lt;/b&gt;

How your community can keep you profitable

A community packed with loyal customers will support your business through the most challenging economic times. In this webinar, 

, visibility coach for beauty brands, shares strategies to boost community growth, that you can implement in your business right now.

Rachel explains why community is number one key to survival, how you can start building your own brand community, and how building your community leads to sales.

Lunch and Learn: How your community can keep you profitable

Rachel Whittaker, founder of Indie Beauty Delivers, explains how you can grow your community and how your community can keep you profitable.

Rachel Whittaker explains how your community can keep you profitable.&nbsp;



I'm a <a href='http://www.danmartinuk.com'>freelance content creator and event host</a> who helps small businesses and the organisations that support them. I have 18 years of experience as a small business journalist having interviewed hundreds of entrepreneurs from billionaires like Sir Richard Branson to the founders behind brand new start-ups. I've worked for a range of leading small business publications and support groups, most recently as head of content at Enterprise Nation where I was responsible for the prolific output of content on the company's blog and social media. I'm based in Bristol where I run and host regular events with the local small business community and have strong connections to major business organisations in the south west region. In total, I've hosted over 50 events; from intimate meet-ups to conferences with an audience of hundreds including events for international brands like Facebook and Xero. I'm also a big fan of podcasts having hosted Enterprise Nation's Small Business Sessions as well as lots of online events including Facebook Live interviews, webinars and three live web chats from inside 10 Downing Street. With my partner, I co-run Lifestyle District, a lifestyle blog focused on culture, art, theatre and photography.

I'm here to help. I'm volunteering free advice calls of up to an hour as part of the Recovery Advice for Business scheme, over the next 6 months. Please get in touch to see how I can help your business.&nbsp;

Freelance content creator & event host

The Small Business Sessions podcast: How to build a rebel business

The Small Business Sessions, Enterprise Nation's podcast, is back!

Returning for a fifth series and sponsored by <a href="https://www.starlingbank.com/" linktype="url" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Starling Bank</a>, freelance journalist <a href="https://www.enterprisenation.com/get-connected/3da53e8f-dan-martin-1/" linktype="url" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Dan Martin</a> speaks to some of Britain's best entr

Lucy is a jargon free, social media trainer and consultant. Lucy is a #SheMeansBusiness accredited trainer and founder of SocialDayUK the UK’s biggest social media marketing festival. Lucy is also a Director at Avviso Media, a digital marketing agency that specialises in content and social media marketing for B2B and events brands. Lucy’s passion is to up-skill women and so set up DigitalWomen with Natwest, a community created to empower 1 Million plus women through digital skills which holds regular events and highlights the great work women are doing in digital and entrepreneurship.

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Social media marketing for small Business

A group to learn and share social media advice and tactics

I am a Junior Data Scientist at GFAIVE, an innovative startup focused on helping retailers create ideal product mixes by relying on demand forecasts and simulations. Having spent 10+ years in fashion retail analytics and assortment management, I understand both — what industry players struggle with and how new technologies can help with these struggles.

The truth is, no retailer would turn down reliable data insights and forecasts to go blindly into new collection planning. So, my goal is to ensure the data our products and services provide is of the highest accuracy.

The combination of retail industry and technical background allows me to come up with creative solutions to data-related problems. Whether it’s improving the accuracy of our demand forecasts or simulations — I always consider what is the best way to help retailers reduce costs, boost sales, and maximise profits.

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&lt;p&gt;Working with businesses from pre-starts through to large established SMEs across the Leeds City Region.&amp;nbsp; Providing a gateway to the university’s services and support including business growth, productivity and resilience.&amp;nbsp; This includes business support programmes, knowledge transfer partnerships, mentorship, university business centres, innovation, change management, strategic growth, continuous personal development, access to student talent and much more!&lt;/p&gt;