CREATE: How to make a clear and cohesive digital presence for your small business
I’ve always been encouraged by professors to have a digital presence. When I was attending and starting my classes at the University of Missouri, I was constantly told about the importance of having a presence on various social media and web platforms. It wasn’t enough to have experience. My experience needed to be broadcasted and promoted well for my peers and supervisors to take notice.
How to legally protect your small business start-up and money-making blog
You might not be aware of all the legal aspects that go into creating a small business or money-making blog too.
After searching and asking around, I found a few legal resources that are well worth the investment if you want to start your small creative business or money-making blog.
Best reading patterns for websites and graphic design for Generation Z markets
Different reading patterns have different effects for different audiences. The F Reading Pattern is one of the favorites for Generation Z, but the Z Reading Pattern and the Layered Cake Reading Pattern are proven and effective web page design strategies, as explained in Eye Tracking in User Experience Design.
July Recap: My first month as a business blog
After a month of blogging, I offer my insights, advice and experience. While not all of my victories are large, they are still important.
What makes a successful blogger?
Learn about my blogging mentors in business and more. Each blogger brings a different skill to the table in making her dreams become a reality.
Analytics
Analytics are so cool. I like to look into specific aspects of my own analytics on almost a daily basis.
Geography shows just how wide a blog’s scope can be. It might not be overly important but vastly underappreciated in the range it shows.
Popular content is a bit more important than geography but it’s always interesting to see old pieces of content show up on my results as a main result of people’s interest.
Soft skills are highly desired in today’s professional industries.
Many work environments look for hard and technically learned skill sets but soft skills tend to hold more power over positions. It’s important to know hard skills, like Adobe Creative Suite or book-keeping software, but your soft skills show how you work with others, whether that be a client or a coworker.