Diane Wade is an experienced counsellor and therapist and also a clinical hypnotherapist and needed some initial marketing to assist when contacting potential clients and high quality business cards to pass around. She asked DC for help...
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Diane Wade is an experienced counsellor and therapist and also a clinical hypnotherapist. She has started her own business, Creative Counselling with Diane Wade, and needed some initial marketing collateral and stationery to get her off the ground when contacting potential clients and high quality business cards to pass around.
Diane had strong ideas for her visual identity and logo which Johnny has successfully interpreted and you can see it on the image associated with this article. The ‘mind, body and spirit’ wording and the Celtic knotwork symbol were a must and Johnny worked these into the logo alongside the name of her business.
We advised Diane about where to order her own print and business cards from, ensuring she knew exactly what to do (low volume digital print) and held her hand through the process so she felt confident doing it herself.
Liz has since set her up with a Google Ads campaign which has been great at generating new enquiries. She’s also created a professional Facebook page so that she can make a start on social media marketing. The next step will be to embark on some Search Engine Optimisation for her existing website and to assist with all the other aspects of marketing (on and offline) as well as helping her generate new content for her website.
It’s great to see some small steps make a big difference to a new business!
Diane’s website is www.creativecounsellingwithdianewade.co.uk
If you would like to talk to us about how we could help your business start up or improve your existing website, get in touch and we can have a no obligation chat!
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