why SOCIAL MEDIA matters
Develop social media skills
Tailored support, advice and learning tailored to individual needs.
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why you need to get up to speed
Get up to speed to promote your brand or business
How to use X, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for work
Make your substack/blog more effective
Explore writing digital content
Words for your website
Individual or group work
“Susan tunes-in fast. Within one session I had moved from despair to determination.
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THE COACH
Susan Grossman has 30 years experience as a journalist, broadcaster and editor. She worked for the BBC TV and Radio4 for 15 years.
Susan currently works as a university lecturer, and is certified by the Institute of Leadership and Management in Coaching and Mentoring. She has over 15 years of experience working with both teams and individuals. Her approach is unique and she combines interactive exercises with various disciplines from art therapy to NLP. She has facilitated courses on Skyros and is a painter and photographer.
Fees:
For Individuals: £90 per hour £110 90 minutes
Team coaching from £450 per half day
Clients:
City University, My Family First, Project Associates, Guardian Sustainable Business, The Bookseller, Westminster University, The AA, Guild of Health Writers, Malta Tourism Board, Water Aid, bankers, senior editors, marketing officers, PRs, authors, freelancers and bloggers.
“Susan was brilliant at taking a complex media ‘sell’ and making it simple and engaging. She won over the client who was nervous about speaking to the media. I would certainly use her again.”