It’s been an amazing 5 years of personal growth, business evolution. While I knew how to tell stories, create engaging content and top-quality video content, I had never run a business before! But I love learning and I love a challenge, and I really love helping people and wanted to make a difference for these small local businesses.

Initially supported by two business partners offering a range of marketing solutions under the name Red Feet Marketing, after two years when their lives took them on different paths I niched down and concentrated solely on video creation as Red Feet Video.

But while video gets amazing reach and is awesome at building relationships and connecting businesses to their audiences, used in isolation it’s not enough. Many local businesses I meet want help to tell their story, but want to work up to video, or also want help with their other content, and to link it all together, so mid-2021 I rebranded to Carrie Harman Creative, to expand my offering, utilise my other creative skills, and better help my dream customers to grow their businesses.

As Carrie Harman Creative I have been able to really align my business offerings and goals with my core values of courage, honesty, communication, growth, commitment, creativity & community.  

I am a big believer in community and supporting local businesses wherever I can. We need to spread the word about the amazing businesses and business people we have around us to help them survive and thrive. Helping businesses to tell their stories and show their faces allows people to get to know them, like them, trust them and ultimately want to work with them. At the end of the day it’s all about human connection and the basic fact that most people want to do business with people, not faceless corporations. 

Now more than ever we need to find ways to make these connections online and that is where the content that I create for my clients can shine. I am determined to make content marketing accessible for local NZ businesses and strive to empower them to tell the stories behind and within their business and help them to get over the fear we as New Zealanders often have of speaking out proudly about what we do and our accomplishments.