Dec 7, 2020
In this fourth episode I talk to Andrew Deighton. After 26 years in people development roles in the corporate world Andrew is a trainer and facilitator of high performing teams.
We discussed the introvert skills that are needed in large organisations and how we can demonstrate this. If you want to progress within the organisation, how do you get noticed? And once you’ve left the corporate world, how do you work best with your extroverted corporate client? We talked about the role of mentors, testimonials and case studies and the power of understanding the style of your manager, your client and your colleagues.
Marketing for Introverts is created and hosted by Jenny Procter of Bondfield Marketing, find out more here https://bondfieldmarketing.co.uk/marketing-for-introverts/
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To find out more about Andrew go to www.awddevelopmentsolutions.com or find him on LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/andrewdeighton
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This podcast is sponsored by Agorapulse
Marketing for Introverts is the podcast that explores ways introverts can successfully promote themselves and their businesses in a world where everyone else is shouting.
Do you have that daily challenge between not wanting to put yourself out there but also needing to promote your business in order to make sales?
Marketing advice for business owners centres on personal visibility, making an impact, raising your profile. How does that fit if you are reserved and quiet, and you prefer to listen and reflect?
If you are an introvert business owner looking for ideas and support in a noisy world, you’ve found it!