The other day, I was interviewed by branding consultant Bryn Bonino. Bryn runs a website called Make a Leap. It’s a place where you’ll find many other inspiring interviews with language educators who made the leap from teacher to entrepreneur. I was so pleased to be the most recent interviewee of Bryn. She asked me…… Continue reading Pursuing What You’re Meant To Do As A Language Teacher
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You have a great service, a great product. Paid advertising is like paying for postage to get it delivered to the right people
Paid advertising – you might say that it’s just way too complicated, too techy. You might say that there are agencies who specialise in doing paid ad campaigns for you. Why would you want to learn how to do it yourself? Read on for more.
Email marketing: A great tool to stay in touch with people who say, “Yes, please, I want to hear from you, I’m just not yet ready to buy from you.”
In the second episode of Marketing Nuggets, I talk about Email Marketing, a super powerful tool that you can use to stay in touch with your existing clients and also with your potential clients.
Thrive Online
Simple Online Marketing for Language Professionals who don’t get and don’t do tech. That’s Thrive Online, my new passion project that I’m excited to launch.
Marketing Nuggets – a brand new podcast channel and why you should check it out
Marketing Nuggets with Gabriella Ferenczi is a new place where you’ll find easy to digest short episodes on the practical aspects of simple online marketing – with language freelancers, language professionals in mind.
Thoughts on the meaning of success
The other day, I was interviewed by business coach and entrepreneur Orsi Beata Nagy. We had a pleasent conversation in Hungarian, about success. How do you prepare for an interview on success? – I asked myself. I knew that Orsi would ask questions about my life and my journey. I didn’t know what those questions…… Continue reading Thoughts on the meaning of success
Maya, the caged bird
Maya Angelou. Just by writing her name, I feel so much warmth and joy. I kept seeing her name in those unimaginative Instagram quotes, but never really bothered to look up who she is. Until one day, a feature documentary appears in front of me on Netflix, on her life, entitled: And Still, I Rise.…… Continue reading Maya, the caged bird
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Friday morning. My door bell is ringing. I’m like: It’s lockdown. And I’m not expecting any deliveries today. Who could this be? A lady with a beautiful bunch of flowers is on my doorstep. – Are you Gabi?- Yeeaas.- This is for you.- Ahm. Oakeeeey. Thank you. I close the door. Open the envelop like…… Continue reading 300
The language of dots
“It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.”Antoine de Saint Exupéry: The little prince In a week’s time, at Language Professionals’ Networking Event, we’ll learn about the ‘language’ of dots, Braille. James Bowden, Braille Technical Officer from RNIB (Royal National Institute of Blind People)…… Continue reading The language of dots
An online marketing extravaganza
I’m getting ready to speak at a fab online festival next week, organised by the amazing Timea Kadar FCIM. The lineup is just brilliant and I’m thrilled to be among the presenters.
Gabriella Ferenczi 