If you are looking for a speaker for your next event or meeting, an article for your blog or magazine or an advisor to help you with a study or report, I can help you.

My media kit gives you some more information about who I am, who I support and what I can do.

I am currently taking bookings for events, so please get in touch today.

MediaKit.pdf

The way most people get to hear your music is by somebody somewhere telling them to listen to it. It could be friends, family, people on websites, promoters, radio pluggers, journalists, bloggers, A&R executives, graphic designers, record shop owners, music teachers, instrument manufacturers, brands, bar staff in gig venues, people at gigs, record producers, advertising creatives, filmmakers and TV shows producers. It’s highly rare that somebody will just stumble across it, yet marketing is something that few bands and artists ever do well. Apart from the successful ones.

New from Clarity Marketing, out Marketing Strategy Training & Coaching Programme, especially designed for small business owners who need to stop meesing about and get their marketing strategy straight. 3-months of bespoke training and coaching aimed at making a real difference to your business.

Businesses with 2-249 employees could be able to get grant funding towards the cost of the programme.

More information on the programme at http://www.clarity-in-communication.com/marketing-services/marketingtraining.htm

Online directory for East Midlands women who work for themselves. Another great palce to create a free profile and promote yourself online.

One of the things I really like about Folksy.com (the UK-based crafts marketplace) is the cool stuff they make to promote the site. Looking through their Flickr stream, there are plenty of other examples of them getting involved with the community of people who make and sell stuff through the site.

There's lots of inspiration there for us at School of Everything - and for any other startup that's trying to find playful ways to spread the word about a useful service.

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Last winter I volunteered at a night shelter for homeless people and was inspired to get more involved.

I'm currently creating Pilates Street, a London-based project to link up Pilates instructors with organisations working with people living in or recovering from homelessness, addiction and or mental health issues, to offer free Pilates sessions to their clients.

If you're interested in taking part in the project, please visit this link to find out more and get in touch!

Encouraged by Greening the North, Paul Gosling with Foreword by Jonathon Porritt and Endnote by Rianne ten Veen.

Date: Tuesday 30th November
Time: 6.30pm - 9pm
Venue: School of Everything, 18 Victoria Park Square, London, E2 9PF
Food and drinks provided

Next Tuesday we are holding a discussion about how the internet is changing the way in which we learn music - whether it be singing, digital music production, guitar or music theory or anything in between.

Other than in the very early days of School of Everything we've always worked in Bethnal Green in east London. That's mainly Geoff Mulgan's fault because he offered us some free office space in the Young Foundation building. It's a wonderful place, full of interesting projects and organisations and surrounded by a few cafes which we used to frequent on a regular basis.

As part of the Talking Shop Project we created The Creative Learning Network.

A place for people who want to use their creativity in a multi media driven world.
Learn how to use online tools to promote your own creativity!
Get an understanding of all this talk about online networks!
Find out where to find FREE stuff!! (and it's legal) to build your own profiles and websites!

It's all there when you know where to find it.

Brought to you by The Learning Revolution Transformation Fund, BIS & Staffordshire University Faculty of Art, Media and Design Creative Communities Unit :)

You have an website that has grown over time, and while it is very useful, much of the content is out of date or inaccurate, it’s hard to find things, updating the site is complex, the appearance may be dated and you’ve lost track of the pages on the site.

How a CMS overcomes these issues:

Content-Management-Systems.pdf

Many companies offer to get your site in the top 10 of search engine rankings, this cannot be guaranteed. Cramming and hiding text and other quick fix techniques are likely get your site ignored by search engines. It is better to develop your site ethically, that is far more likely to increase traffic to your site.

SEO is best thought of as a process that determines many elements of your site, the most important criteria are listed here: http://www.pinkmayhem.co.uk/search_engine_optimisation.html

The Pareto principle, more commonly known as the 80/20 rule, is the idea that roughly 80 percent of activity will be accounted for by 20 percent of the participants. Vilfredo Pareto’s initial observation at the start of the 20th century, that 80 percent of Italy’s land was owned by 20 percent of the population, has become a common rule of thumb in business, but does it hold up when tracking activity for the U.K.’s most popular social networks?

Welcome to our video page. Here you’ll find a range of videos from social media, internet marketing, right through to lifestyles and relationship building. If you like the videos you can subscribe to our youtube channel and make a comment. Comments help the sites community engage and grow.

Brandalism is a Portmanteau and has many definitions. The Urban Dictionary defines it as the creeping corporatisation of schools, libraries and other public buildings, which are gradually being daubed with company logos and slogans. Coined by graffiti artist Banksy, and expounded on in his book “Wall and Piece”

However there was an earlier citation by —Gareth Branwyn, “Jargon Watch, Wired, February 1999 who defines Brandalism as the increased “defacing” of schools, libraries, and other public spaces with logos, advertisements, and corporate slogans.