Dilin Duwa in Broome

30 Aug 2023 | News & Updates

Dilin Duwa launch in Broome - a woman crouches over smoking leaves

Our first trip to Broome and what a trip it was. The Dilun Duwa Regional Series finished the year in Broome delivering a three-day program. Leesa has been a regular presenter with Dilun Duwa (online and in-person), and had an opportunity to again present on staying customer focused.

This 1-hour session is designed to support small businesses to make sure they’re focused on business and products from the customers’ experience. While we love our products and think they’re amazing, we have to make sure we’re looking at them from the point of view of the customer.

The presentation explored:

  1. Your Business Journey
  2. Who is your cstuomer
  3. What’s their journey?
  4. What’s their experience?
  5. What’s next?

The discussion following the presentation was fantastic. Big thank you to the Dilun Duwa and 33 Creative crew. Can’t wait to get back to Broome again in the future.

Written by Leesa Watego

Leesa works with individuals, business owners, and organisations in developing creative, digital, and business strategies. She also works to empower Indigenous communities by developing opportunities within the Indigenous business sector.

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