I was absolutely honoured and delighted to record this conversation for all the (soon-to-be) graduates out there feeling either terrified/overwhelmed by the job market or behind in terms of the job search. There is work (and hope) after graduation when you prepare properly and start right where you are. My lovely guests told us what they did to land a job successfully in this difficult job market - and I was all ears! Pens at the ready - this episode is packed-full with practical, tried-and-tested advice.

Your career doesn’t have to be a solo journey.
In this episode, I’ve chatted with Olivia about community, networking, and building a career WITH people who lift you up. Tune in - you’ve got so much to learn from this conversation.

"It's not about getting quick-wins but building long-term success with loyal customers and earning trust and admiration for your brand." Phil Treagus-Evans, author of Human-First Marketing.

I've highlighted so many paragraphs of Phil's book which I couldn’t recommend enough to marketers at all stages of their career. This conversation felt like the ‘cherry on top’ for me, as I was learning and being reminded about the importance of serving people with my marketing efforts.

The start of a new role can feel scary and daunting. There are so many new things to learn during this important chapter of your employment. In this episode, I’ve outlined a few things that, if done right from the beginning, will increase your chances of success in your new role. Listen in and be encouraged.

Warning: this episode might just make you fall in love with Marketing.

A graduate of Manchester Metropolitan University, Rebecca Wheble launched Silly Goose Digital in 2023 and she is - by far - one of the most passionate marketers I have ever met.

“If you've got a passion for storytelling and painting pretty pictures that leads to a behaviour change then marketing is for you.

Marketers have been influencers since the day marketing was born.” Marie Grieve, Marketer and Founder of Costello Palmer Communications

“The things that make words worth reading are empathy, imagination, creativity, human relationships. AI is just a very, very comprehensive answering machine. Quality will trump quantity - always.”

Eloise Leeson-Smith, Linguist and Founder of Olim Communications