Marketing with heart, impact and purpose.

I help small businesses and community groups shine with marketing that makes a difference.

Social media

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Digital Marketing

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Branding

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Content

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Social media • Digital Marketing • Branding • Content •

Marketing that makes a difference

For me, marketing isn’t just about selling something - it’s about connecting with people in a real and meaningful way. Marketing that makes a difference is rooted in purpose, guided by values, and driven by the desire to have a positive impact. Whether you're a small business, a charity, or a community group, this kind of marketing helps you tell your story in a way that feels authentic and inspires trust. It’s not just about being seen - it’s about being understood, remembered, and supported.

I work with small businesses, charities, and community organisations to amplify their voice and grow their reach.

Whether you're a small business, charity, or community organisation, my goal is to provide effective marketing support that fits your budget and your aspirations.

“Rebecca led our charity rebrand at Weston Park Cancer Charity. Rebecca approached this project with professionalism, creativity and a great understanding of strategic and tactical marketing necessary for the task in hand. Her approach was, and is, highly collaborative, including as many stakeholders as possible resulting in a powerful new brand to which most of the charity's stakeholders could relate and, ultimately, support.”

Samantha Dixon, former CEO of Weston Park Cancer Charity

Recent work

  • Raising awareness of Ethel Haythornthwaite's countryside campaigns

  • Promoting traditional countryside skills like hedge laying and meadow management

  • In the press: BBC Countryfile visit the Peak District, the first national park

  • Empowering rural communities through digital development

  • Writing and designing funding reports for charities

  • In the press: CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire Centenary

  • Celebrating the Peak District and Sheffield Green Belt during the Sheffield Walking Festival

  • In the press: Hampshire Hedge recovery project reaches half way point