Resources
Practical business knowledge for the decision in front of you
Searches Resources, founder stories and other useful reading across this publication.
Kesheba Evans
Content strategy and marketing support from Bristol-based marketer Kesheba Evans, founder of MarketHer Club and co-founder of MarketHer HQ.
MarketHer Club
Marketing resources, strategy sessions and peer support from Kesheba Evans for female founders developing their content and visibility.
Lemonade Design Co
WordPress website and brand design for photographers, creatives and small businesses, with a clear process and handover support.
Give them something to talk about
Five trusted resources from our Directory to help you share your expertise, tell your story and get your business noticed.
Studio Content
A practical content workshop from Hester Barnes and Claire Smith, combining social media planning, hands-on creation and optional brand photography.
How to sell without feeling salesy
Design a practical sales process that builds trust, solves the right customer problem and makes selling feel more natural.
How to create a simple B2B sales strategy
Create a one-page B2B sales strategy connecting one offer and buyer with a realistic objective, useful proof and activity your business can sustain.
How to build a business customers can trust
Build customer trust through clear promises, relevant proof, consistent delivery and honest communication.
Epiphany Content
Kevan Smith’s Epiphany Content offers B2B content and video support for expert-led firms whose buyers need clearer evidence and explanations before committing.
How to use storytelling in sales
Build three truthful sales stories that help customers understand your experience, the problem you solve and what your work can change.
How to create a strategic narrative for your business
Use a five-step storytelling framework to explain why change matters before you introduce what your business sells.
How to pitch your business with confidence
Create a clear, buyer-focused pitch for one offer, adapt it to the conversation and finish with a sensible next step.











