I can’t think of anything that’s been done before has that been done before? am i experienced enough? everyone else would do a better job than me everyone else would have better ideas than me who would be more creative? who is more connected than me? is there something I’m missing? will I make a fool of myself? do they think I’m crazy, stupid, rubbish? what happens if I don’t make it work? am I not good enough? that’s brilliant, I would have never thought of that can I stay o

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I’m not at all keen on the word bespoke. It’s completely overused and mostly…out of context. ‘We use an array of bespoke tools to capture your audience online’ ‘Plan your bespoke wedding day with us and make it a day to remember’ “Your bespoke offers provide discounts from some of the biggest brands.” I’m not a great fan of word fashion either, but there’s no getting a way from a ‘buzz word’ unfortunately. But, for the sake of humanity, may I suggest if you are using ‘bespok

There is most definitely a certain beauty allowing something to take flight, setting it free, gaining reaction and watching the whole thing spread like wildfire, but getting the best out of the beast you have created can be the one thing that lets you down. Here are my top tips on how to not miss a trick. 1. Have a Success Strategy Create a success plan before hand. Imagine your viral strategy will work and be prepared for the aftermath. Know what you need to achieve, who (i

Picture this. You’re sat in your friends front room with a coffee and they are reminiscing on their recent holiday. Where they stayed, what they ate, who they met, what they liked and disliked. If you’re lucky enough, you may get to sit through a tirade of holiday snaps. Ahem. Smile cemented, eyes bright, cheeks slightly achy, you sound interested, ask an appropriate question every now and then and compliment them no end on what a lovely time they must have had. This doesn’t