The economy is challenging, and businesses across the UK are feeling the strain. Rising fuel prices and the cost of living are squeezing local businesses from every angle.

That’s why I’m extending my Small Business Support service, understanding that small business owners are often experts in their field but stuggle with many other aspects of running a business I have offered support and guidance to existing customers for many years.

I provide a service designed to help small businesses and self-employed professionals overcome hurdles, ease pinch points, save money and grow.

With over 30 years of experience in the creative sector, I’ve honed my skills not only in design, website design and management, but also in staff mentoring, coaching managers, and much more. My approach is simple yet effective: I’ll work with you to identify challenges and provide tailored support to address them.

Here’s how I can help:

• Guide, mentor or advise on project management issues.
• Lower your online spending.
• Guide departmental change management.
• Coach and mentor staff.
• Help managers develop stronger leadership and team strategies.
• Enhance your website and online presence.
• Refine branding and positioning.

Sometimes, a fresh perspective can bring new energy and practical solutions to a business.

As for the cost? This service isn’t free, but I believe in creating long-term, mutually beneficial partnerships. After scoping out the work, I’ll provide an estimated timeframe and leave it up to you to decide its value based on your needs and budget.

Over the years, I’ve worked with businesses for free or at reduced rates because I believe in the power of giving back—what goes around comes around. Whether you need a cost-effective website overhaul or just a chat about developing your team, I’m here to help.

Experience-driven advice, mentoring, and design don’t have to break the bank, but they can make all the difference in driving your business forward.

Let’s discuss how we can work together.

If you are a start-up or small business then why not get in touch.