Digital Education and support for people in business, Melanie Boylan, Stomp

We catch up with Melanie Boylan in our latest podcast to learn more about how businesses have adapted during the covid-19 lockdown to ensure their business remains relevant.

Digital Education and support for people in business, Melanie Boylan, Stomp

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Over the years I have worked with SME, FMCG and State Bodies I’m delighted to say I now support and train all sizes of business and my business has grown with my clients.

I provide Adult Education and support for people in Business. With my many years of experience in promoting services and charities in Ireland and the UK; I have been very fortunate to establish a strong network of contacts and over the years have learnt how best to promote a business online and improve their social media scoring. Creating a professional image and maintaining it is the crux of a great marketing plan and is instrumental in today’s climate in making your business stand out, I can tailor my services to your requirements.

Over the last few years I have started working in other areas I have a genuine passion in. I have been avid writer for a number years and started working as a Freelance Writer with Irish Tech News since 2016 and StartUp Mindset since October 2019.

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