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Thanks to you both for your good words. And I hope you find some good prospects while enjoying life and doing what you want to be doing.
Member since: Feb 27, 2009
Last activity: Oct 13, 2009
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Unfortunately, I think the outcome of do-it-yourself copywriting or whatever it is (web site building, home improvement, logo designing, etc.) looks exactly like that, do-it-yourself. People need to pick priorities and choose the things carefully they need to hire a professional for.
Posted Jun 02, 2009 3 Keys to Avoiding Lame, Ineffective Marketing by Judy Murdoch -
But unfortunately, in the real world, people are going to judge to boost their own egos. So why not put your best foot forward?
Posted May 01, 2009 Leveraging Lessons from Susan Boyle's Audition by Laura Schildkraut -
Great article. Video has great impact. I especially love video demonstrations when you can't figure out something. "Show, don't tell" is a great rule and way more effective!
Posted Apr 30, 2009 Why you need a video presence online by Ksenia Oustiougova -
Thank you all for your great comments. I have enjoyed reading them. Maybe business school should include a class called First Impressions or something. It could include table manners, social graces and personal presentation.
Posted Apr 30, 2009 Obvious Secrets you Won’t Learn in Business School by Susan Andrade -
"Bat in the cave." So funny. I know, some things just happen. Poor thing.
Posted Apr 28, 2009 Obvious Secrets you Won’t Learn in Business School by Susan Andrade -
Thanks! With all the hard work people put in, and great articles on Biznik, I hate for people to forget the obvious. Glad you liked.
Posted Apr 28, 2009 Obvious Secrets you Won’t Learn in Business School by Susan Andrade -
Great article. I think I will now tell people I charge like a plumber. People can relate to this. I charge for parts and labor. And I have a minimum. Final product is one fee and time it takes me to do it another fee and if we meet it's a minimum of X. And they always get an estimate before I start work. Seems fair and simple.
Posted Apr 09, 2009 Why I Don't Work Hourly And Neither Should You by Chris Haddad -
I think it is great to dream big and also try things. I am currently writing a book on experiencing 50 jobs in 50 weeks (the goal). People may think they will like something, but until they actually try it or at least experience that environment they won't really know. Taking the leap and actually trying things before entering a big commitment is key, I think. See my blog at: www.50jobsin50weeks.blogspot.com
Posted Apr 06, 2009 Changing Careers: Dream Big by Joshua Rosenthal -
We will be running this event again probably next month for anyone who we couldn't fit in this time. We can only allow 5 at a time so as not to overwhelm the restaurant and in order to give everyone personal attention.
Posted Mar 30, 2009 Left Brain - Right Brain: Conquer both sides of your business. hosted by Susan Andrade -
This is such a great idea, I kinda copied you and set up a QA walk and talk with dogs. Thanks for the inspiration.
Posted Mar 26, 2009 Capitol Hill Walk and Talk hosted by Karrie Kohlhaas
Susan's location
Seattle, Washington 98109
