White Communciations on Marlow FM Business Show!
Last week, we were delighted to be a guest alongside David Horne on the Marlow FM business show at Marlow FM 97.5, which is now also a podcast!
Starting off with a quick chat about the weather and the excitement of running in the rain, we were delighted to speak on the show about our rapid expansion over the last year due to our clients moving from in-store sales to online channels.
“We’ve worked on so many interesting and fun projects to help our clients develop their online marketing presence and it’s going so well!” Says Vicky, the Founder of White Communications.
Report from Mark Harris, Host of the Marlow FM Business Show:
My guests on this show were Vicky White and David Horne. You can connect with them via https://www.linkedin.com/in/vickyannewhite/ and https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidkehorne/.
The cracking live performance of “It’s a Sin” performed by Elton John and Years & Years at the Brits a couple of days before the show was the first track I played – if you watch it at https://youtu.be/Hk4eMIswunQ you can decide whether I was right about the visual similarities with the acclaimed “I’m Still Standing” video.
David Horne of Kehorne talks about all manner of digital things, which is very much where Kehorne are at. With a strong presence in the hospitality sector, things are now looking much better than they were, with many new websites being built for that sector, and those websites being much more functional.
Vicky’s music choice was “Lovely Day” by Bill Withers. This was recorded during Mental Health Awareness Week, which is relevant to much of the work that Vicky does in that sector, and Vicky loves the uplifting message of the song. You can listen to it at https://youtu.be/bEeaS6fuUoA – don’t try that long note!
Joy Division’s “She’s Lost Control” was David’s choice of music for us – you can listen to it at https://youtu.be/7PtvIr2oiaE with the lead singer of course being the late great Ian Curtis – we know that now!
We then turn to David’s chosen story for us to discuss, which you can read at https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-57057782 – can we really make a Zoom Free Friday work?
And Vicky’s choice of story for discussion can be found at https://www.businessleader.co.uk/2020-named-year-of-the-start-up-as-a-record-770000-uk-businesses-created/118781/ and that’s a 30% increase on 2019. But how many will survive, and at what cost to their competitors?
Our final conversation was sparked by the story I found at https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56915767 – bringing a whole new meaning to democracy and transparency in the business world. But is it a good idea?
I close the show with Suzi Quatro’s “Daytona Demon”, which my phone chose for me! You can hear it at https://youtu.be/Mwos1Dxc_iI .
If you want to connect directly with me, to talk about the show or any aspect of my work, go to https://www.linkedin.com/in/enterprisedoctor/.
For the full show search “Enterprise Doctor” in your podcast app and it’s season 4 episode 31.
Or to go straight to the episode on Apple Podcasts, go to https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-enterprise-doctor-business-show/id1506389518?i=1000521820105 .
And on Spotify, you’ll find it at https://open.spotify.com/episode/1GMqMB5aUNrdAkuFtmEwUw?si=NMzW2b7jTTGt9HEwP54ZwQ .
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