Business Networking Events are a fantastic way to showcase your local business and create new business connections (and friendships too!). They are not as daunting as they sound - please read on to find some top tips on how to get the most out of a Business Networking Event. Berkshire Mummies Business Networking Events provide a relaxed, informal and supportive environment in which to meet fellow local business owners and create new connections. You can book tickets to upcoming events here. If you find this blog useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Business Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook. For…
Customer reviews are relevatively easy and free to obtain and can provide a great boost to your small business in terms of credibility and gaining new clients. Read on to find out why you should be using customer reviews for your business. If you find this blog useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook. For Berkshire Mummies Business Networking, click here. Why you should be using customer reviews They give your business credibility and show that you care and value your customers and vice versa. They help to builds trust with potential and existing clients by enhancing…
It is always so rewarding to receive positive customer endorsements and it's important to shout loud and proud about them! It's a great opportunity to tell others about your success - endorsements can build trust and really demonstrate what you do well. Here are some places to share positive customer endorsements with your audience. If you find this blog useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook. To find out more about Berkshire Mummies Business Networking, click here. Top Tip: Create a document on your computer or note on your phone and keep a record of…
The Berkshire Mummies sell out, January 2023 Networking Event held at The Greene Oak pub in Oakley Green, Windsor was a fantastic and positive way to start the year. There was a brilliant turnout and real energy in the room made up of like-minded, passionate business networkers. What happened on the day? Upon arrival and after everyone was settled with a drink it was time for introductions and a chance to listen to the speaker for the morning. This was followed by networking, where ideas were shared, follow up business meetings arranged and collaborations discussed. Who was the Guest Speaker?…
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