If you love to travel and share your experiences, you might be considering combining these two things to help build a successful business that can lead you to a dream job of working for yourself. There are hundreds of travel blogs around that make it seem so easy to travel and write and get paid
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Interviews can be tedious to shoot; while some can be done and over within just a few minutes, others can take hours or days to get through. When it comes to filming an interview you want to understand that there is more to it than just capturing one person answering a long list of questions.
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YouTube can be a tough nut to crack, like any social media site. You can grind out videos every day and still not get as many subscribers as you want. Here are ten tips for getting more subscribers on YouTube, without ruining your reputation along the way! Special thanks to StockSnap.io for the cover photo.
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Let’s be honest, if you list the features that you don’t pay much attention to on your iPhone, Live Photo is among them. However, when you swipe left and right in your photo album and see your photos are live, people you care are smiling, kids are running or snow falling down from the sky,
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Even though B2B marketing involves a number of traditional tactics, in today’s competitive marketplace, you must use a mix of what you know works and what might work. Staying ahead of the competition in a global marketplace isn’t easy, but any business can succeed with the right mindset and some of the best marketing tips
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Content marketing was originally meant for building relationships with already existing customers, however, all of that changed in recent years. You’ve probably heard this phrase before: Content is KING. Bill Gates said that in 1996 (he might’ve been onto something). Marketers like to fiddle with things to see what works and what doesn’t, and when
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Photo by rawpixel Is LinkedIn working for you as a freelancer? I mean, sure – you’ve got a profile and you’ve filled out some info – but are you really using it to find the best opportunities – or is it sitting there idle, like profiles belonging to millions of other freelancers? The good news is,
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Last week Adobe introduced a new, cross-platform video editor called Project Rush. Project Rush aims to ‘make creating and sharing online content easier than ever’, from Erin Norton of Adobe. After working with many online video creators over the past few years, Adobe saw the need for a more centralized tool that people could use
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Running a freelance business is hard. Starting out, things like accounting, invoicing, customer support management, and other administrative tasks can seem pretty daunting. At least they did for me. However; after taking the time to read up on the business side of freelancing, it got a little easier. The good news is, there is an
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Video editing can be very challenging to learn. There are a lot of programs that you can use in your workflow and they are constantly updating along with cameras and other equipment used for production/post-production. Once you get a good baseline in the programs you need to use, you can build on your knowledge and
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