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Podcast 224: This is what a successful small business pivot looks like

- June 10, 2020 < 1 MIN READ

Edwina Robertson is a country wedding photographer, turned social media expert from Northern NSW. She’s also a brilliant example of a rural small business owner forced to pivot during COVID. And she’s achieved incredible success in a very short space of time.

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