Video Marketing Toolkit
The Video Marketing Toolkit is the ultimate podcast for marketers, business owners, and entrepreneurs who want to leverage the power of video and digital marketing to grow their brands.
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She set what on fire?! A bottle of Withers Gin. How redundancy led to 8 years of entrepreneurship - Video Marketing Toolkit – EP 24 - JaxMore (opens the original)
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What happens when two former corporate professionals turn redundancy into an 8-year photography business? In this episode of The Video Marketing Toolkit, Dan sits down with Adam & Julia from Jaxmore Food & Drink Photography to talk about photography, marketing, networking, authenticity, AI… and the time they nearly burned their studio down photographing a flaming Christmas pudding! From starting out after both of their careers were made redundant, to landing their first food & drink photography
Can friends be employees? Tips from the TV industry, HR Expert explains all | Video Marketing Toolkit | EP 23 (opens the original)
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Hiring Your First Employee? Watch This Before You Do. Going from solopreneur to employer is a huge! But what do you actually need to know before hiring your first employee? And can you hire your friend? ( spoiler, I did!)In this episode of The Video Marketing Toolkit, I sit down with HR consultant and business leadership coach Karen Robinson to uncover the reality of hiring, employment contracts, interviews, onboarding, employee engagement, company culture and leadership. Karen shares practical
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