For anyone who’s given a keynote presention, you’ll know that preparing your talk is a huge task in itself and could take weeks, or months of preparation work.

But many speakers don’t think about capitalising on the marketing opportunities before, during and after their presentation - or they leave it too late.

Here’s some marketing ideas for your next keynot presentation.

The committee of our local Hawkesbury Chamber of commerce was finding it difficult to maintain consistency through the Chamber’s marketing, which was reflected in designs that looked unprofessional and didn’t connect with their audience.

Read how we worked together to give their brand a fun refresh and design Canva templates that the team could easily use moving forward. The business chamber now has an engaging and professional brand that local business owners trust and value.

Want a functional website that represents your brand well, acts as a central hub for all the information your audience needs and helps people find you in local online searches? So did Eva, but she didn’t have a technical background and wasn’t sure how to get a website off the ground without becoming overwhelmed. Find out how Brand Consultant Janelle Keys worked with Eva to create a website that suits her unique voice and brand, and that she now feels confident to manage herself.

If you’re planning on using the 2025 Pantone Color of the Year Mocha Mousse in your new brand indentity color palette, be sure to keep accessibility in mind. People with low or impaired vision may not be able to read your marketing message if this color is used poorly. Here are my tips for using the 2025 Pantone Colour of the Year with accessibility in mind.

In this digital world, people initially look to the internet and social media for information, so it’s essential that visual communication is intentionally designed to allow as many people as possible the basic right to access that information. With 1 in 6 people in Australia living with a disability*, it’s so important (in fact it’s a legal requirement) to make sure everyone has access to information, products and services.

The social media space is noisy and crowded and it’s not yours. You’re playing in someone elses’ backyard and they can tell you to pack up and go home anytime they want to. Algorithms change (constantly!), platforms go down, and accounts are hacked or shut down. You put a lot of blood, sweat and tears into building your business and you deserve to be in control.