

Learn to create promotional content People Connect with for your next Local Event
You know how to hold the workshop.
It’s filling the room that can feel harder.
You might know exactly what you want people to experience once they arrive. But turning that into a clear post, a short video or an ad can feel strangely difficult.
- How do you explain the value without reducing the work?
- How do you invite people without sounding forced?
- What do you actually film?
- And how do you know whether your promotion is working?
That is what this workshop is for.


We'll look at your current approach and identify what may be making promotion feel harder than it needs to. Instead of trying everything... you'll know where your energy is most likely to make a difference.

We'll work on explaining your workshop in a way that feels like you. Not by trying to sound clever. By making it easier for the right people to understand what you're offering and why it matters.

You'll learn a simple approach to capturing photos and videos using the phone already in your pocket. We'll talk about what to film, what to say and how to create content people genuinely connect with.

I'll build a Meta ad campaign live so you can understand how I promote local workshops and community events without large budgets. You won't become a Meta Ads expert in four hours. But you'll leave knowing what paid advertising is, when it's useful and how it fits into the bigger picture.
You have a soul-led (or values-led) practice, business or project, emerging or growing, that needs to be marketed and found by the right people. You host or you are thinking about hosting local events (workshops, circles, classes) to promote your work, services or products. You hope to reach even more people in the years ahead, you can picture scaling your work, and you're ready to learn and develop the skills to make it happen.
Your business has nothing to do with wellbeing, mentoring or transformation, you're after hacks and fast results without doing the inner and technical work, or you're chasing viral growth and a big following. No judgement at all. It's just not what I teach, so you might leave dissapointed.
For a long time I thought being seen meant becoming louder.
Posting more.
Saying the right things.
Keeping up with everyone else.
It never worked.
Eventually I realised something.
Most people don't need more confidence to promote their work.
They need a way of talking about it that still feels like them.
That's what SEEN means to me.
Not attention. Not popularity.
Simply making it easier for the people who need your work...
to recognise it.
Marketing is one part of that.
This workshop is where we'll begin.
About: This is a half-day gathering for soul creatives in Ōtautahi who are brilliant at their work but tired of feeling invisible.
You'll get clear on what you do and who it's for, learn to create promotional content on the phone in your pocket, and leave with a real plan for filling your next event, without trying to go viral, without an agency, and without becoming someone you're not.
Date: Saturday 1 August 2026
Time: 9:00am to 1:00pm
Where: Multicultural Recreation Centre, Ōtautahi Christchurch
Investment (Early Bird only): $59, or bring a friend (Pay 1, Get 2nd Half Priced)
What to Bring: Notebook or laptop, pen, water bottle, phone and charger

Kia ora, hola, I'm Bee C. Fibela (they/them).
I'm the founder of Dear Soul Creative.
Over the last few years I've worked alongside practitioners, facilitators and creatives as they grow workshops, businesses and community projects.
Sometimes that means helping someone find the language for what they do. Sometimes it means creating promotional content together. Sometimes it's building ad campaigns, automations or simple systems that make running a practice a little less overwhelming.
For years I tried to market myself the way I thought I was supposed to. It left me feeling disconnected from both my work and myself.
Everything changed when I stopped trying to copy someone else's way of doing marketing and started building one that matched how I actually worked: relational, thoughtful and community-centred.
SEEN is the workshop I wish someone had offered me back then.
Not because it has all the answers.
But because it gives people somewhere practical to begin.
I'd love to have you there.