- Wednesday, February 21, 2018
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Our MD Lesley and one of our team members Gayle are
challenging themselves for a great cause this year by trekking Kerala in
association with Evening Chronicle’s Sunshine Fund and TravelEyes.
The trip will involve trekking Kerala, India whilst guiding
blind travellers.
"As a sighted traveller with Traveleyes, you’ll see more of
the world as you guide and describe the sights to a different blind traveller
each day. This is a highly sociable experience and sharing your sight often
results in an amazing sense of fulfilment and appreciation for the world around
you.”
THE CHARITIES
The Chronicle Sunshine Fund provides specialist equipment
for children with disabilities or special needs, to improve the quality of
their lives. The fund is helping North East children in special schools,
learning units, hospitals and also individual families.
Lesley said, “I am so happy to be going to Kerala with a group of 12 wonderful local ladies and working alongside two
fantastic charities that provide such positive experiences. This trip will
allow us to appreciate what we have and help others to have an
amazing adventure too. We are spending our time in the lead up to the trek
fundraising for the charities and we would be truly grateful for any help that
you can provide.”
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Take a look at Lesley and Gayle’s Just Giving page to make a
donation or keep up to date with their planned events for fundraising.
For more information contact Lesley.
- Wednesday, February 21, 2018
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MODELS: (1st picture) Sally Vine (2nd picture) Deeann Shotton and Hannah Lindsay |
VIN + OMI are a brand known for sustainability and saving
the planet and this show was no different. Using recycled bottles and sustainable
wool, the pair make their own textiles and encourage people to think about
the waste created by our clothes.
The slogan of their show, featuring TTM Models in east
London, was "we are not sheep".
We asked one of the girls, Deeann, about her experience. “Behind
the scenes is always very hectic however there was a fantastic bunch of people
on the team. It’s a really long day for everyone but as VIN + OMI use the same
models often it’s a great chance to catch up with the people you met in the
last show. Their designs
are so creative and I can’t wait to see what they have in store next season!”
FROW included Ex reality star Nicola Hughes and MIC's Ella Willis.
Keep an eye out for the official images!
- Friday, February 16, 2018
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Introducing TTM Influencer Chris Williamson... Chris has been a Tyne Tees Model for over 10 years
and competed on the very first series of ITV’s Love Island. Chris is
now the director of Voodoo Events and Host of the Modern Wisdom Podcast.
Name: Chris
Williamson
Age: 29
Nationality: British
Occupation: Director of Voodoo events and Model.
Instagram: 63.6k followers. Averages likes per post: 1.2k
Facebook: 9.1k followers.
Twitter: 35k followers. Average likes per tweet: 80
Combined
reach: 250k
Brand
experience: Reebok,
Nasty Lifestyle.
Enquiries: Please email Lesley or call 0191
237 3400.
What Makes a Great
Influencer?
Great influencers think
like business people. They are entrepreneurial, they understand that they
themselves are brands and their contribution is the key factor to their own
success and the companies they promote.
Great influencers have
three kinds of reach:
A great influencer
has Explosive, Relevant Reach. This means he or she can make
your brand stronger as they are already engaged to a potentially
ready-to-buy audience.
A great influencer
has Transparent Reach. A good influencer should have clear
data relating to their audience, too.
A great influencer
has Real Reach. This means that their following has
grown organically and over time. Their followers are real, engaged fans. Always
earned – never bought.
TTM INFLUENCERS launched in
February 2018. If you’d like to chat about anything relating to the fast-moving
world of brands and influencers, please contact us.
Similarly, if you think you
are a great influencer and you’re looking for representation, you know where we
are.
- Friday, February 16, 2018
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