From Sue’s kitchen table: rural business marketing tips and insights.

Authentic Marketing: Why it Matters for Countryside Customers
Sue Emery Sue Emery

Authentic Marketing: Why it Matters for Countryside Customers

Authentic marketing isn’t about sharing every detail of your life or being deliberately controversial. It’s about letting people see the real person behind your business. For women marketing service-based businesses to countryside customers, that human connection matters. Here’s how to show more personality in your marketing, without feeling like you have to share everything online.

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Word-of-mouth is unpredictable
Sue Emery Sue Emery

Word-of-mouth is unpredictable

Word of mouth is the most powerful tool for service-based businesses with countryside customers, but it's passive and unpredictable. Reputation Marketing is the deliberate practice of building the conditions where referrals, recognition, and trust grow by design, not by luck.

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Great British Game Week: A celebration of wild meat and rural life
Sue Emery Sue Emery

Great British Game Week: A celebration of wild meat and rural life

There’s nothing quite like a cold, sunny winter’s day out with friends and four-legged faithfuls. This Great British Game Week, I’m sharing why wild game matters, from the beating line to the kitchen table, and what it really brings to rural communities.

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£5k months: Business coaching’s 10,000 steps
Sue Emery Sue Emery

£5k months: Business coaching’s 10,000 steps

The £5k month has become the internet’s favourite promise, but does it really reflect what success looks like for rural women in business? I’d argue no. Self-employment isn’t just about hitting slogans; it’s about autonomy, balance, and building a business that fits your life, not someone else’s blueprint.

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