3 Traditional Media Platforms That Entrepreneurs Love

In this video I discuss the 3 traditional media platforms that business owners and entrepreneurs still love to receive coverage on/in.  Despite the rise of new media and technology it seems that traditional media still makes an impact in PR for most business owners. Traditional media covers media communications channels that existed before the rise of tech and social media so Television, Newspapers, Radio and Magazines. When it comes to media relations traditional media outlets are no longer enough and co-exist with new media platforms.

In this video I discuss the 3 traditional media platforms that business owners and entrepreneurs still love to receive coverage on/in. Despite the rise of new media and technology it seems that traditional media still makes an impact in PR for most business owners.

I would love to hear your thoughts in terms of the changing media environment and what the future holds for these media platforms.
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How To Deal With A PR Crisis

This video received some great press coverage both nationally and internationally. Here are just a few examples:

Two Videos To Help Boost Your Small Business Confidence

The Ronke Lawal Means Business YouTube Channel  exists to educate, empower and enrich the lives of small business owners or anyone interested in starting their own business.

Here are 2 videos which can help small business owners take stock and boost their brand profile.

I often get asked about social media following and engagement and twitter is usually top of the list for small business owners who want more followers to promote their business brand to.

A Short and Sweet reminder for all the start-up founders who are about to launch their new businesses. Here's also a great post on why every small business should have a business plan: http://ronke-lawal.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/5-reasons-why-every-start-up-should.html Connect with me here: https://www.facebook.com/RSLawal/ or tweet me: https://twitter.com/ronkelawal

WATCH: Why You Should Not Be Worrying About Your Competition

It goes without saying that there will always be competition in business but it's how you cope with competition that is the most important thing. 

It goes without saying that there will always be competition in business but it's how you cope with competition that is the most important thing. The main purpose of this video is to encourage business owners to look beyond competition as a negative factor.

The main purpose of this video is to encourage business owners to look beyond competition as a negative factor. Some people get so caught up in worrying about their competition that they forget about their own business. 

In this video I focus on how you can use your competition to motivate your own business goals and encourage you to do better rather than discourage you from thriving.

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Ronke Lawal Means Business On Colourful Radio

After over a decade in business Ronke Lawal launched her business web series on YouTube in 2015 and is proud to announce that it will also be featured on The Colourful Radio website. Colourful Radio runs a 24/7 broadcast schedule with 18 hours of dual format programming (music and conversation) and a further 6 hours of pure music variety. The conversation element provides a platform for news and views reflecting the increasingly colourful London demographic, while the comprehensive music mix stretches numerous genres. By featuring The “Ronke Lawal Means Business” videos on the Colourful Radio website, the station recognises the increasing entrepreneurial spirit of its listeners. The web series will also be converted into a podcast which will allow regular listeners to tune in from anywhere in the world.

The "Ronke Lawal Means Business" series features business advice and Tips, focusing on common business issues and problems that relate to start-ups and growing businesses. It focuses on easy to understand issues and solutions which will be easy to share and lead to a stronger conversation. Each episode will focus on PR, Marketing, Social Media and more and encourages an open dialogue amongst business owners.

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Ronke Lawal was born in Hackney, East London of Nigerian parentage. Having graduated with honours from Lancaster University and the University of Richmond Virginia (USA) with a degree in International Business (Economics), she started her own business, Ariatu PR in 2004. In 2011 Ronke Lawal was honoured to receive a Precious Award for Inspirational Leadership. In January 2010, Ronke became the Chief Executive of the Islington Chamber of Commerce where she remained until the end of 2012 and became a non-executive director of The Hoxton Apprentice in 2011. She joined the board of Trustees of Voluntary Action Islington in 2012 where she is also a Director of The Voluntary Action Academy and is currently on The Employers Panel for the National Employment Savings Trust. She is a Mentor for The Cherie Blair Foundation and for The Elevation Networks Start Ups Initiative.

Apart from her active and involved business interests, her varied passions outside the business world include food (Founder of Food Blog www.whosfordinner.co.uk), travel, music, literature and most importantly living a life she loves.

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