If you’re a subscriber to email newsletters, you’ve probably received a barrage of updates regarding GDPR and how your data will be used going forward. Tomorrow, May 25, 2018, these new European Union (EU) rules pertaining to data collection go into effect. Some forecasters have predicted doom and gloom— and they aren’t entirely off-mark. The …
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If you’re an outdoor brand on Instagram, chances are you’ve reaped the many benefits this platform affords users. This is perhaps not exclusive to the outdoor industry, but there’s a target on your back by those in anti-hunting circles eager to report, discourage, or shut down accounts who espouse the sportsmen’s lifestyle. Going into the …
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2017 was a good year for client work for my business. I serviced dozens of clients this past year, with many projects leading to immense success and growth for the parties involved. Here’s a snapshot into some of my favorite client work from the past year: MARCH FOR LIFE CASE STUDY Back in January, I …
Last Tuesday, my sister and I attended Lincoln Network’s “Bites and Booze” open house in Capitol Hill at the Consumer Technology Association’s (CTA) house. (Yes, that CTA which hosts CES in Las Vegas every January.) The event was billed as both a holiday party and an open house. As you all very well know, right-of-center …
My sister Anna Maria and I have launched a new project. It’s called Sweet Disruptors. Our tagline is, “Two sisters adding a sweet spin to creative disruption.” What is creative disruption and why does it matter? Find out this Friday to get a preview of what to expect from us. It’s a combination of a …
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A year ago today, I made a bold public declaration: I declared my independence from the traditional workforce and entered the gig economy full-time. I’ve been a “solopreneur” since July 2016, but kept this secret for a few months. I wasn’t going to launch my business haphazardly or in a botched manner. I wanted everything …
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More Americans—especially Millennials—are choosing the freelance life. A new study released found 36% of the U.S. workforce, or 57.3 million Americans, are now freelancing. It means this share of the population is producing $1.4 trillion annually for the economy. Basically, 50 percent of Millennials are freelancers in some capacity. It’ll be interesting to see how the …