Tinderbox Marketing

"What's most personal is most universal."

Just one of the many takeaways from the recent Business Brew with guest Morgan Marie.

The conversation around story and its importance in business was engaging, thoughtful, and revelatory.

Thank you to Morgan, Fellow Coworking, SLAB visuals, and all the guests for making this a memorable start to the season!

Last week, I was back in the Palouse after a six-year hiatus.

I always enjoy going there and leading workshops.

This one was no different.

"Social Media for Artisans" was a hands-on workshop designed to help artists, artisans, and craftspeople use social media to promote their small businesses.

I had the opportunity to present this workshop in collaboration with the Port of Whitman County at the incredible Artisans at the Dahmen Barn.

Grateful to have spent time with such a creative group in a space that truly celebrates craftsmanship.

Almost 10 years ago, I led a workshop in Uniontown, WA.

Next month, I'll be back doing another similar workshop.

10 years ago, the workshop was called "The Art of Marketing Art" 🤣

This time, I'll be talking about "Social Media for Artisans."

"Social Media for Artisans" will be a hands-on workshop designed to help artists, artisans, and craftspeople use social media to promote their small businesses.

I'm presenting this workshop in collaboration with the Port of Whitman County at the amazing Dahmen Barn.

You can learn more and RSVP here: www.eventbrite.com/e/social-media-for-artisans-tickets-1310569411389

P.S. Let's not talk about how young I was (and that I didn't have a beard!).

Wishing Business Brew was in the afternoon and not the early morning?

Wish granted!

On Thursday, June 1st, Business Brew heads to Black Label Brewing Company from 4pm to 6pm.

Please make sure to RSVP to let us know you're coming (it helps us plan better).

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/business-brew-happy-hour-at-black-label-brewing-co-tickets-634268031757