An afternoon of intention setting, connection and practical strategy, for wellness brands ready to show up online with purpose.

Show Your Soul: A Social Media Workshop for Wellness Brands 🌙

An afternoon of intention setting, connection and practical strategy, for wellness brands ready to show up online with purpose run by Beth, founder of Marketing Agency, Soulfully Socials.

About this event 💜

Show Your Soul is a workshop for wellness brands and practitioners who are ready to move away from generic content and towards a social media presence that actually feels like them.

Across the afternoon we'll set intentions for your brand, connect with other soul-led business owners in the room, and walk through the theory behind content that attracts the right audience without ever feeling forced.

There's space for your questions, and time to start creating content of your own before you leave.

This is for yoga teachers, reiki practitioners, breathwork facilitators, energy healers, wellness coaches and anyone building a wellness brand who wants their online presence to reflect who they really are.

What's included

Intention setting

Networking with fellow wellness business owners

Theory workshop session

Live Q&A

Guided content creation time

Tea, coffee and biscuits

Details

Thursday 5th November

2.00pm to 4.30pm

£22.22 per ticket

Address: 300 Madeira Drive, Brighton, BN2 1BX

From Brighton Station: 30 min walk | 15 min bus | 7 min cycle | 6 min drive

From Brighton Pier: 13 min walk | 14 min bus | 3 min cycle | 2 min drive

Parking: Paid parking bays available outside on Madeira Drive

✨Meet Beth - Your Host✨

Beth is the founder of Soulfully Socials, a Brighton based marketing agency for wellness brands.

With five years in digital marketing, she's spent her career helping businesses find their voice online, and show up authentically. Beth is Brighton based, vegan, and deeply spiritual, with a love of crystals, yoga and the quieter kind of magic that comes from doing work that's aligned with who you are. She believes marketing doesn't need to be loud or pushy to work, it just needs to be honest.

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