suzbird, Author at Bird and Emmy

10 ways to kickstart your social media platforms.

by suzbird | Jan 2, 2020 | Content marketing, content planning, Social Media, social media marketing, strategy

In the aftermath of Christmas and the holiday season, we are all having conversations about our 2020 resolutions and looking for a way to rejuvenate ourselves after all the food, drink and festivities. Trust me, your social media platforms are looking for the same...

A coffee date with Megan from Xana Creative.

by suzbird | Oct 23, 2019 | digital marketing, freelance community, Social Media, social media marketing, Uncategorized, Workshops

With the “making video for social media” workshop just two weeks away, it was the perfect time to do a Q&A blog with Megan from Xana Creative! Megan and I will be running the workshop together on the 7th November, using our different skillsets to...

The hashtag rulebook for Instagram.

by suzbird | Jun 4, 2019 | digital marketing, Instagram, Social Media, strategy

Last time we spoke about hashtags , we covered the basics around what a hashtag is and how to hashtag with purpose. If you need a quick catch up before we hit the rulebook, you can find the first hashtag blog here. The first rule of hashtags is that there really is...

Using social media at an event or exhibition.

by suzbird | Jun 3, 2019 | content planning, digital marketing, Instagram, Social Media, social media at an event, social media marketing

In 2019 I think you know that using social media for business is more a prerequisite as opposed to a nice to have; and the only thing you have to question is which platforms to use relevant to your audience and how you are going to use those platforms to deliver to...

How to work with a marketeer on a small budget.

by suzbird | May 30, 2019 | Content marketing, content planning, digital marketing, freelance community, Social Media, social media marketing, strategy

Last week, I saw a post in a Facebook group that someone was looking for recommendations for some marketing support; they gave a description of their business and said they had a very small budget but know they needed to start with something. There is so much in that...

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