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Profile | Amanda Jesnoewski
Amanda Jesnoewski
Copywriter, Marketing Strategist and Publicist
Victoria Point West, Queensland | www.velocitymedia.com.auAmanda is a copywriter, marketing strategist and publicist. Trained as a journalist with over 10 years experience in marketing, advertising and public relations, Amanda has generated both national and international media coverage for clients and specialises in creating sharp, succinct, persuasive messages that appeal to the 'buy buttons' of your target market.
As a mumpreneur with two small children, Amanda juggles an iPhone and a nappy bag, clients and a toddler, a laptop and a baby, telephones and tantrums on a daily basis. Busy chasing work/life balance, Amanda is passionate about helping other parentpreneurs have the best of both worlds and actively writes about her mumpreneur journey at her blog Adventures and Misadventures of a Mummypreneur.
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Twitter: @mummypreneurs
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Mummypreneurs
"I can't change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination" - Jimmy Dean.
Articles by Amanda
Four time-saving tips for qualifying your leads
17 May 13Amanda JesnoewskiDon’t let potential customers, clients and contacts waste your precious time with needless meetings and phone calls. Make sure they’re worth your effort by qualifying them first. Read more
Comments: 3How to define your target market (and get inside their heads)
24 Apr 13Amanda JesnoewskiMarketing your business without a properly defined target market is like driving blindfolded. You might get lucky and coast along for a while, though chances are you won’t get very far. Read more
Comments: 4Five tips for time-efficient social media management
27 Mar 13Amanda JesnoewskiWhen your social media pages are going gangbusters, how do you stay on top of all the extra work they create? Here are five tips to help you manage your social media more efficiently. Read more
Comments: 7Finding your point of difference – without competing on price
28 Feb 13Amanda JesnoewskiIn business it pays to be different, but when you’re selling the same products or services as everyone else in your industry, it can be hard to find a way to differentiate yourself that doesn’t include competing on price. Read more
Comments: 6Top ten apps for parents in business
25 Jan 13Amanda JesnoewskiFrom managing your workload to organising the family, these apps will help you stay on top of things in work and life. Read more
Comments: 12How to wow your customers
21 Nov 12Amanda JesnoewskiThe cheapest and easiest business you will ever generate is from the customers you already have – if you look after them. Here are five ways to impress your customers and ensure they return. Read more
Comments: 9Four ways to generate free publicity for your business
04 Oct 12Amanda JesnoewskiGenerating publicity about your business is an effective and easy way to raise your profile, establish your credibility and attract new clients. Here’s how to generate free publicity for little to no cost. Read more
Comments: 8Five high-leverage, low-cost small business marketing ideas
22 Aug 12Amanda JesnoewskiAs a micro business owner, finding the time and sometimes the budget to market your business can be a struggle. Here are five low-cost small business marketing ideas that have maximum impact. Read more
Comments: 9Maintaining professionalism when working from home
21 Jul 12Amanda JesnoewskiProfessionalism is crucial in business, but for parents who are working from home, maintaining professionalism can be a bit of a challenge. Read more
Comments: 2Keeping little hands busy while working at home
22 Jun 12Amanda JesnoewskiWorking at home with kids is great, though actually getting any work done when you have boisterous toddlers and energetic pre-schoolers around can be a challenge, and sometimes just downright impossible. Read more
Comments: 10Balancing family and business: Five tips for maintaining your sanity
23 May 12Amanda JesnoewskiBusiness can be stressful and crazy at the best of times but add babies, toddlers and kids and it can be utter chaos. So how do you service clients, meet deadlines and stay sane as you balance family and business? Read more
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