About: Ellie
- Website
- https://clpadvertising.com.au/
- Profile
- Ellie Clare is a digital marketer, content strategist, and the founder of CLP Advertising & Photography Services. Specialising in SEO, social media strategy, content marketing, and visual storytelling, Ellie helps businesses grow with authentic, data-driven marketing that actually connects. After a life-changing accident led her to start CLP, Ellie turned a personal challenge into a purpose-led career. Her mission is to make the internet a better, more human place; one piece of content at a time. She’s passionate about helping others find their voice online, and her efforts have earned her multiple local business awards. When she’s not working with clients or behind the lens, you’ll find her hiking, mountain biking, or kayaking with her loyal sidekick, Monty, the retired working dog who still has plenty of energy to spare.
Posts by Ellie:
- Stay safe on social media: guard against scams, hackers and fraud Posted on in Blog Posts&CLP&Socials
- The real reason people go to social media (hint: it’s not to shop!) Posted on in Blog Posts&CLP&Photography&Socials
- Unleash your team’s potential with Google Workspace: the ultimate cloud-based collaboration tool Posted on in Blog Posts&CLP&GMB&Uncategorised
- Optimising images on social media for maximum engagement and reach Posted on in Blog Posts&Socials&Uncategorised&Websites
- Creating effective visuals for social media with photography Posted on in Blog Posts&CLP&Photography&Socials&Uncategorised
- Why aren’t all my Facebook reviews showing? Posted on in Blog Posts&CLP&GMB&Socials&Uncategorised
- Happy Birthday, Ellie! Posted on in Blog Posts&CLP&Uncategorised
- 4 proven tips to promote your business on social media and reach more customers Posted on in Blog Posts&CLP&Socials&Uncategorised
- Social media; comment, educate Posted on in Blog Posts&CLP&Socials&Uncategorised
- Photography for your business and how it can enhance your digital marketing Posted on in Blog Posts&CLP&Photography&Socials&Uncategorised