Natalie Strong's new Wonder Women Network lives up to her name

The Wonder Women Network is the brainchild of Natalie Strong, a former television director of the likes of Grand Designs, House Doctor and Escape to the Country.

Launched less than two months ago, the web-based network is living up to her name “it’s really going strong, with just under thirty local business women already signed up and almost 200 subscribers”. In Facebook terms, this may seem like small fry, but for a network aimed at women running small businesses in the relatively modest enclave of Greenwich and Blackheath in SE London, this is an exciting start.

“It’s been great! I already had links with several large networks of local women, through my ‘Running Mummies’ classes in Greenwich Park, my involvement in my daughter’s school PTA and through my son’s nursery. The inspiration behind the network was meeting numerous women at these groups - women who have turned their entrepreneurial dreams into reality (in many cases at the same time as juggling a MPV-full of children, heading up local committees and competing in several charity runs!). There are so many wonder women on my doorstep and I want everyone in the area to know about them.”

“I’ve always loved to read articles about women who are in a similar boat to me and think that others will be equally curious and inspired”. It seems they are; Louise Hatch has recently subscribed “I was drawn to the site….love the ethos! Love the community feel.. look forward to seeing more empowered women living their dreams” and Kate Jaconello:, “I’d like to join this inspired, wonderful network you have created and are building. Fantastic”

As a business woman, if you sign up, Natalie will write you a 400-word business profile, post it onto the website, duplicate the article on LinkedIn and in one of her e-newsletters and promote you via Twitter and Facebook. She also offers additional social media marketing and press releases services.

One wonder woman Lyndsey Hickson was more than a little excited about her business profile: “OMG! Natalie you are amazing! Your description wants me to book myself for my own event! “I love it! It's really hard to enthuse people about what I do and its benefits, but you have captured it brilliantly. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Another feature of the network is the Wonder Card: a discount card available to subscribers of The Wonder Women Network’s e-newsletter which gives access to unique discounts from participating wonder women. Be inspired by reading the profiles of the following business women and see what discounts they are offering subscribers:

Julia Dyer – Ottie and the Bea, Anne-Marie Martin – diddi dance, Liselotte Rolander – LR Homeopathy, Nim Dhillon – Beauty by Nim, Erica Wilkinson – Virtual Assistant, Kate Sparrow – Phoenix cards trader, Leila Kamali – Yoga teacher, Bernadette King – yoga and massage, Susan Mawdsley - Greenwich Me Time, Ann Guindi – HopeDreamBelieve, Lisa O’Hara, physiotherapist, Clare Oliver – The SE London Mumpreneur Network, Lyndsy Hickson – Jamie at Home consultant, Friends of Halstow School, Cara Frost-Sharratt – writer, Louise Whyte – Penelope FitStar, Emily Stevens – artist, and coming soon Sacha Eddington - The Yogi Tree, Debbie Joyce – The Enchanted Cakebox, Ellie Brown – Running Mummies, Laura Sydonie – Theatre Tots, Rakie Ayola – confidence coach, Razia – RaziaLife Photography, Laura Sydonie - Theatre Tots.

To subscribe (for free), or for more information visit www.thewonderwomennetwork.co.uk or email Natalie directly at natalie@thewonderwomennetwork.co.uk.

The Wonder Women Network is a community-based website for local business wonder women. Launched in October 2010 by former television director Natalie Strong, its flagship portal focuses on promoting the small businesses run by the wonder women of Greenwich & Blackheath in South East London. As well as championing amazing women, it provides the community with local information, inspiration and offers it's subscribers unique discounts via the network's Wonder Card.

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