Posted in Freelancing Business, copywriting, tagged Charleston, copywriting, freelance copywriting, marketing communications, Michael Lively, professional listings, web, writing on June 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Somehow, I have managed to maintain a mix of copywriting clients of various sizes and workloads. There’s an ebb and flow; one client’s writing needs are down, while another’s are up. And over the years, I have managed to pay the bills. Not exactly rolling naked in obscene piles of money…just paying the bills. The [...]
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Posted in Freelancing Business, copywriting, tagged article writing, blog, blogging, Charleston, copywriter, copywriting for web, Michael Lively, writing for web on June 19, 2008 | 6 Comments »
I’m late to the party, admittedly. But I just spent 5 weeks in blogger purgatory and, damn it, that experience had to have been for a reason! I’m referring to spending hours each day writing blog posts or comments, as well as “informative” articles about topics related to a client’s product.
The point is to write [...]
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Posted in Freelancing Business, copywriting, video production, tagged charleston sc, copywriter, corporate communication, corporate media, corporate video, Michael Lively, social networking, video production, writing for video on June 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I hope all those ITVA/MCAI’ers who I roused yesterday came back for another visit today. I have been meaning to do this for a while.
It was about six months ago that GG told me that Gerry Hagner had passed away from Hodgkin’s disease. Gerry was a video entrepreneur, a philanthropist and, judging by his YEARS [...]
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Posted in Freelancing Business, copywriting, video production, tagged charleston sc, copywriter, corporate communication, corporate media, corporate video, Michael Lively, social networking, video production, writing for video on June 17, 2008 | 13 Comments »
There once was a communication trade group called ITVA. Long ago, that stood for Industrial TV Association, and then International TV Association, I think. I’m not sure because the name was never really that important. (Are you sensing a branding nightmare? Yeah, we’ll get to that.) It was a trade group for people like me [...]
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