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The Mullet: Social media time allocation
Published 6 months ago
Description
The Mullet is our small rural business and marketing advice mini-series, brought to you by Richard P and Callum of CountrySlide.This episode the discussion turns to how much time small businesses should spend on Social Media around running the day-to-day, admin and having a life outside of work.
If you have a question, please DM us or send an email on contact@countryslide.co.uk
CountrySlide is a podcast that looks at farming, conservation and life in the British countryside.
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- CountrySlide website
- Land Use Framework
The Hosts
Richard Negus website
Callum McInerney-Riley website
Richard Prideaux website
Edited and Produced by Amy Green for Rural and Outdoor.
DISCLAIMER
Views are those of individual speakers and do not necessarily represent SideCountry, its presenters, contributors, partners or sponsors. For general information and entertainment only. Laws, seasons, access and guidance change; check official sources, obtain permission and act within your competence.
If you have a question, please DM us or send an email on contact@countryslide.co.uk
CountrySlide is a podcast that looks at farming, conservation and life in the British countryside.
Links
- Subscribe on Patreon for extra content (you can cancel at any time)
- If you enjoy what we do, consider a one-off tip on Ko-fi
- Sign up to our Newsletter - The Rural Register
- CountrySlide website
- Land Use Framework
The Hosts
Richard Negus website
Callum McInerney-Riley website
Richard Prideaux website
Edited and Produced by Amy Green for Rural and Outdoor.
DISCLAIMER
Views are those of individual speakers and do not necessarily represent SideCountry, its presenters, contributors, partners or sponsors. For general information and entertainment only. Laws, seasons, access and guidance change; check official sources, obtain permission and act within your competence.