Today I’m excited to share a guest post from Holly Jackson of Cottage Copy. Holly is sharing her suggestions for improving the writing on your website to help market your unconventional biz. Thanks Holly! Today I’m going to give you three easy ways to improve the parts of your website that freak you out the most. …
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I’ve been thinking (and reading here and here) a lot about strengths and weakness. For a lot of us, especially those of us running a solo show, the tendency is to try to improve our weaknesses. To become better at the things we aren’t so great at. To become well rounded. But is this the …
A weekly roundup of craft, design, and business related news and links: Do You Want to Make Money or Create? – A MUST READ post about the differences between pursuing your creative passion and running a successful business. on the craft (beer) community – A few lessons the craft community can learn from the craft …
So now that we’re officially in July, I thought I should make the recommended reading schedule available for Good to Great. You can download the schedule here. I’m so excited to tackle Good to Great this month because I think there’ so much that applies whether you’re a one-person business or a multi-billion dollar corporation. …
We all know that watching Project Runway can make you a better designer. There’s nothing like watching the designers scramble through a challenge to build your own problem solving skills, or watching Nina and Michael critique the runway to hone your own design eye. But did you also know it can make you a better …
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