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I’m excited to be involved in Jewellery Business Bootcamp from Jewellery School Online. I’ve been part of the teaching team for the London Jewellery School 6 day taught Jewellery Business bootcamp since it’s inception and have really enjoyed seeing the students on that course grow their businesses.

This new 8 week intensive online course starts on Friday 27th January 2017 and is designed and masterminded by the founder and director of the London Jewellery School Jessica Rose. Jessica has won six business awards and has run her own jewellery business, fingerprint jewellery business and tool supply as well as LJS which is one of the largest jewellery training centres in the world.
The bootcamp is designed to help you build and grow a successful jewellery business. You don’t have to visit London to do the course, you can be anywhere in the world!

The course includes
  • Professional training online through videos, podcasts, notes and webinars
  • 8 Weeks of intensive support
  • Fresh content released weekly followed up with live webinar Q&A's with Jessica to support your learning
  • Access to an exclusive closed Facebook group just for members of the bootcamp to get support and questions answered at each stage
  • All of our learnings from the past 10 years condensed into actionable plans that you can implement straight away in your jewellery business

The Curriculum

WEEK 1: You and Your Customers
Module 1: Knowing your customer: Goals, Vision and Planning for a Successful Future
Module 2: Build Your Brand: Branding, Visuals & Logos

WEEK 2: Building Your Killer Product
Module 3: Your Jewellery: Collections, Designs & Copyright
Module 4: Pricing your Jewellery for Profit

WEEK 3: How to Market and Sell Like Pro
Module 5: Online Marketing – Social Media and Paid Advertising
Module 6: Online Marketing – Websites and SEO
Module 7: Online Marketing – Blogging, Brand Reps & Email Lists
Module 8: Offline Marketing – PR, Face-to-Face & Sales

WEEK 4: - CATCH UP WEEK
Webinars, action points & your questions answered

WEEK 5: Mastering Wholesale & Retail
Module 9: Working with Retailers and managing wholesale

WEEK 6: The Business Nitty Gritty
Module 10: Understanding business and legal matters
Module 11: Financial management, forecasting, budgets & accounts

WEEK 7: Planning for a Profitable Future
Module 12: Jewellery business growth plan with action points for the future

WEEK 8: - CATCH-UP & ACTION PLANNING WEEK
Bringing it all together and mapping out action plans for your next year in business

Does this sound like exactly what you need right now?

I hope you can join us on what will be a great short cut to jewellery business success.

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