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Rhiane Kirkby – Copywriter and PR Consultant 

Stories sell. That’s a fact!

Telling yours – one of the most powerful communication techniques – in business and in life.

And yet, it’s something many business owners struggle with.

That’s where I come in.

Using my many years of media experience, I’ll give you the skills, know-how, and confidence to connect with the people you most want to talk to.

In this workshop we cover why storytelling is so powerful, and how to overcome writer’s block. You’ll walk away with simple techniques to follow and a notebook full of ideas to get you started.

 

Kathryn Fell Photography 

Would you like to master a selfie?

Do you struggle to take a photo of yourself or avoid it because you don’t like how it will look?

People buy from people, and showing your face on your social media can really help build the ‘Know, Like and Trust factor’

Don’t hide behind your logo…. 

I will take you through with step by step tips on how to up level your smartphone photography. 

I will guide you through many tips, such as lighting, best angles and how to edit your photos, with time to practice yourself at the workshop.

 

Emma Leatham – (Mightily Social)  Instagram coach 

You’ve learnt from Rhiane how to tell your story. Kathryn has walked you through the steps to take that perfect selfie, but how do you share all of that on your socials?

I’ll guide you through the key content you should be sharing and how you can do this using the various formats, available to you on Instagram.

Share your story and those selfies and sell on socials!

You’ll leave with actionable ideas for content you can share on your grid and Instagram stories, including some post and reel ideas that you can go away and create to share your business story.

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*Strictly no refunds, unless the workshop had to be postponed due to unforeseen circumstances and you are unable to make the new date.

The location is a short drive from Henley on Thames and Hurley, however not on a main public transport route.

Parking available onsite.