YES! - Episode Zero Andrea Alfaro

Final episode of the season. A little review and advice to get started. Since the pandemic isn't really over, this is a great time to get started planning your ideas, come out with a logo, get started on a website and launch it! The world hopefully (fingers crossed) will heal soon and the the business will be ready to a great start. 

On this episode, Ashley Cook shares her experience about utilizing your time wisely and the resources to be able to manage your time in the right way. Andy & Cameron also go over their daily routines to be able to manage the time efficiently. 

On this episode, our guest Gaby Torres explains how to write a good resume. Your resume must clearly, concisely and strategically present your qualifications to get a recruiter interested in meeting you. It should convey your skills, work experience and assets. The resume is used to describe what you can accomplish professionally in a manner that also illustrates what you can do for an employer. Job opportunities can arise unexpectedly. An updated modern resume is the key to a successful job search. Here are some do's and don'ts of how to write a good resume and what to include.

Listen to our podcast to learn what a recruiter expects from you.

Tired of working for yourself and getting nowhere fast? Instead, maybe you’re sick of the bureaucracy and micromanagement of a regular day job working for someone else? Both of these thoughts definitely can cross someone's mind all the time. It’s certainly fair to say that there are ups and downs to both career paths.

On this episode we discussed with our guest Jake about the advantages of working for a company and why working for yourself can be stressful sometimes. 

In our last episode, we talked about how to brand yourself. So now that you have an idea

are a stellar figure out there, let’s talk more about how to get clients, or for some of you, your first. We’re going to share ways to do this today.

Contracted may be a familiar word for those in digital freelancing or side-hustles.

Lets talk digital branding. As a freelancer in digital communications, it can be quite difficult to know where to start in a scary big world.

Today, we are going to make your life a bit easier and cover 14 steps to creating a powerful personal brand that is derived from an article found on salary.com.

Maybe you don’t have a business and want to start somewhere, maybe you do and this can serve as a refresher, or maybe you need to back track a little bit in your process and get a fresh view point.

So what is personal branding and why is it important?

In simple words, personal branding is the process of creating a public identity for the target audience. It includes conveying your beliefs, purpose, values, and goals. For those who don't know, personal branding is similar to business branding. The difference is that you will be marketing yourself.