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The Creative Freelancer’s Guide to Drafting a Resume
Does a creative professional need a resume? Kristen Fischer, author of “When Talent Isn’t Enough” thinks so and shares tips on what should be in it. Continue reading →
Categories: Freelance Design Work & How to Freelance
Tags: freelancing, resume, self promotion
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Creating Your Personal Brand
Freelancer, Martha Retallick, on personal branding for freelancers: how to capitalize on your uniqueness and develop your individual brand personality. Continue reading →
Categories: Self Promotion for Graphic Design & Designers
Tags: branding, self promotion, self-promotion
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The Marketing Harvest
Copywriter, Tom Tumbusch, on how marketing your business is like growing berries: a lot of hard work that doesn’t seem worth it at first, but soon everything becomes a lot easier. Continue reading →
Categories: Self Promotion for Graphic Design & Designers
Tags: freelancing, marketing, self promotion, self-promotion
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How can you differentiate yourself?
See how Nat Clymer, portrait photographer, demonstrates his point of differentiation and stands out from the clutter through his email marketing. Continue reading →
Categories: Self Promotion for Graphic Design & Designers
Tags: freelancing, marketing, self promotion
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How to Make the Most of a Testimonial
Here are 4 ways I recently used an amazing testimonial I got from a happy client. You can use for yourself as a blueprint. Continue reading →
Categories: Freelance Design Work & How to Freelance
Tags: freelancing, marketing, self promotion, self-promotion
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How to Make the Most of a Testimonial
Here are 4 ways I recently used an amazing testimonial I got from a happy client. You can use for yourself as a blueprint. Continue reading →
Categories: Self Promotion for Graphic Design & Designers
Tags: freelancing, self promotion, self-promotion
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How to Reject Rejection When Pitching New Biz
Actor-turned-writer/PR pro and blogger, Rob Biesenbach, with tips on pitching new business — a big challenge for creative freelancers. Continue reading →
Categories: Design Business Clients: Communication & Management
Tags: client relations, freelancing, self promotion, self-promotion
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How to say, "Your (blank) needs help!"
Have you ever seen a really bad web site (or brochure, etc.) and wish you could tell the company how bad it is and how much better it would be if they hired you to fix it? Continue reading →
Categories: Self Promotion for Graphic Design & Designers
Tags: Designers, freelancing, marketing, self promotion, self-promotion
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Confidence, the client’s aphrodisiac
Being the optimistic entrepreneur that I am, I approached this CEO.
I explained to him that I had some ideas that could really improve the UX (user experience) of his site. He politely declined and told me that their focus was in a different area at t…
Tags: client relations, Designers, self promotion
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Confidence, the client’s aphrodisiac
Being the optimistic entrepreneur that I am, I approached this CEO.
I explained to him that I had some ideas that could really improve the UX (user experience) of his site. He politely declined and told me that their focus was in a different area at the time. I explained that even if their focus was in another area, my expertise could help customer retention since happy customers are always good for the bottom line. He again explained that they knew that some things needed to be overhauled on the site but it still isn’t their focus right now. So what did I do? Continue reading →
Categories: Design Business Clients: Communication & Management
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