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Susie Roberts
Apr
21

Moving with the times… two questions.

Part of you membership with The Celebrants Network includes an entry into our Celebrant Directory. Have you kept yours up to date? What about your phone?  Are you using it to its full potential?  Celebrant Susie Roberts from Grafton, NSW is asking us 2 questions.....

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Melanie Lawson
Apr
18

Marketing your services as a celebrant

This month’s topic is about marketing ideas.  There are a range of ways in which you can let people know of your services, and this blog will cover some of these ideas.  However the current COVID-19 restrictions have drastically affected our work.  So what should you be doing in the current climate?  Celebrant and regular blogger Melanie Lawson from Oberon, NSW takes us through a few ideas...

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Marketing your services as a celebrant really comes down to clarity, presence, and consistency—being able to show not just what yo... Read More
Tuesday, 17 June 2025 22:54
Steve King

Thanks for that

All good basic stuff which we tend to forget on a day to day basis.
Monday, 20 April 2020 17:38
Melanie Lawson

Back to basics

‘Back to basics’ is often a good way to respond to a crisis too! Do you have any goood marketing tips to share Steve?
Monday, 20 April 2020 18:21
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