Content Management

Building a personal brand – Key Person of Influence by Daniel Priestley

At the 2017 Professional Marketing Conference http://www.pmforum.co.uk/conference.aspx Daniel Priestley, co-founder of Dent and author of the book “Key Person of Influence – the Five Step Model of the most highly valued and highly paid people in your industry” presented one of the overview sessions on personal effectiveness. In essence, his Read More

Persuasive writing – Nine quick tips

The most recent persuasive writing course – up in Manchester last week – generated some interesting discussions about effective technique. Here are a few tips to add to those in previous persuasive writing blogs. 1. Red mist words There are some words and phrases that I really dislike. Because they Read More

2017-10-06T12:18:03+01:00October 6, 2017|Accountants, Kim's Blog, Lawyers, Marketing, Selling|

Selling legal services with storytelling

I recently ran some workshops for lawyers on selling legal services with storytelling. It was to help them to appreciate the value of a more personal and emotional narrative in conversations with clients – whether in the written or spoken word. It is uncomfortable pushing information out to people - Read More

2017-09-27T11:58:35+01:00September 27, 2017|Lawyers, Marketing, Selling|

Accountancy marketing case study – From client referrals to sectors and social media

Wilson Wright (established in 1893) is a nine partner accountancy practice based in Holborn Circus in London serving both private and commercial clients. In 2016 it won the British Accountancy Award (BAA) for Independent Firm of the Year (Greater London) and is currently shortlisted for Mid-Tier Firm of the Year. Read More

2017-09-12T14:15:17+01:00September 8, 2017|Accountants, Kim's Blog, Marketing, Relationship Management, Social Media|

Estates Gazette Property Marketing Summit 2017 – Goals, Digital, Innovation, Content, Video and Experience

I went along to the annual Estates Gazette Property Marketing Summit last week. It’s been reduced from a full day programme to half a day and two discussion panels dominated the programme although there were some real gems in the other presentations. The focus was on marketing physical properties rather Read More

2017-07-03T13:22:52+01:00July 3, 2017|Kim's Blog, Marketing, Property, Social Media, Statistics and trends|
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