hi, I'm Georgia
- the founder of Making A Fuss
I am a curious creative, that loves being in the ocean, playing videogames, and stroking cats.
My passion for home interiors and textiles runs deep, having learned to weave in England's home of textile production - Manchester. Since then I have worked with textile studios in London, New York and Bristol and helped many wonderful small businesses reach their marketing goals.
My mission with Making A Fuss is to help you tell your stories unapologetically, bringing your whole self to the table in a healthy sustainable way.
Whether you got here through my extreme networking, a link on my socials, or the magical work of website SEO, I am pleased we are meeting 😊
If you are thinking about working with someone to boost your marketing, I think it's important that you connect with the person you are working with. It makes the whole experience more enjoyable for everyone involved. So below are all the elements that have led up to me founding Making A Fuss to help makers with their marketing.
helping small businesses with digital marketing
In 2010 I realised the power of social media for small businesses and started teaching them how to use them to build a community and communicate with their customers
learning to weave at art school
I studied woven textile design at the Manchester school of art, and absolutely fell in love with the craft. I now own a mini loom and about 10 boxes full of yarn, ready to go at a moments notice
joining the Osborne & Little marketing team
Osborne & Little is one of the world’s leading names in fabric and wallpaper design. Cherishing its reputation for innovation and quality, it has grown into one of the great British brands, globally renowned and respected
boosting the marketing of both product and service-based businesses
I spent 3 years working freelance with brands, assisting with product launches, crowdfunding campaigns and online community building
After acquiring so much knowledge in marketing, I set up Making A Fuss to pass tips and strategy advice to my fellow creative friends. I am excited for the potential that lies in creating a supportive space with a community of textilers
studying for my master's degree in digital marketing
I am now studying for my master's degree in digital marketing part-time alongside working with my clients. It is allowing me to take my new knowledge and pass it directly on, which is super exciting