As 2023 draws to a close, and for my last podcast episode of the year, I reflect back on the 3 biggest lessons that I've learnt this year.
I also want to say a massive thank you to everyone that has listened to this podcast over the last 12 months. I cannot believe I am now at episode 271!
The Make it British Podcast will be back on 5th January 2024.
See you then!
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Plan Your Year - My annual planning workshop is the one thing you need to get your vision, goals, projects and tasks mapped out for 2024.
British Brand Accelerator - The best way to work with me in 2024. Apply now!
Reels Rockstars - The Instagram Reels course that I took that I highly recommend if you want to up your Instagram marketing next year.
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164 – 8 Things to look out for when visiting a manufacturer
163 – How to Use Data to Transform Your Business – Jodi Muter-Hamilton
162 – Fail to plan…plan to fail!
161 – 50 years of manufacturing in the UK – John Elliott MBE, Ebac
160 – Should You Start With a Seamstress or a Factory?
159 – Tips for Trading With the EU as a Small Business – Rachel Bowditch
158 – What is a Critical Path and Why do You Need One?
157 – Tapping into Deadstock Materials – Dessy Tsolova
156 – 5 reasons why you might not be able to find a UK manufacturer
155 – Creating change in the UK fashion industry – Lee Akpareva
154 – Made in UK vs Made in Britain
153 – Building a family business in post-Brexit Britain – Gillian Tusting
152 – Are you charging enough for your UK-made products?
151 – 10 years of Make it British – what’s changed?
BONUS EPISODE: Made in UK Day
150 – 11 trends for 2021 and beyond
149 – A look back on 2020
148 – How to promote a UK-made brand
147 – Catherine Erdly, The Resilient Retail Club
146 – LIVE: No Black Friday
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