How to complete your LinkedIn Profile when you’re an Independent artist
How to complete your LinkedIn Profile when you’re an Independent artist
I have to admit I don’t use LinkedIn for what appears to be its intended purpose, ie. LEAD GENERATION. I tend to use it more as a phone book, a place to source useful reading, and…
Read MoreProduct Release: Goori Advent Calendar
We're very pleased to announce the launch of our Goori Advent Calendar for The Critical Classroom. Isn't she deadly? The Goori Advent Calendar was designed by is by Yugambeh-Bundjalung artist,…
Read MoreSmall business – stop chasing followers
Despite being a decade old, there are still many in business new to "social media" as a marketing tool. Wearing my Indigenous Small Business supporter hat, I still see many small…
Read MoreAmex’s Shop Small Campaign is all Jab
Last night while watching catch up (yes. I'm guilty of not hating on Ten's Party Tricks. I quite enjoy it), this add appeared throughout the program. It's a good little…
Read MoreIndigenous Business Networking – Friday Coffee Morning
It has to be said up front that I loathe early mornings, and I don't drink coffee. I had one cup of coffee once ... actually it was a few…
Read MoreLook at the view out of my office window today
Today we're in Cairns working at the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair. We (Iscariot Media) are representing proppaNOW, and selling artwork and tshirts. It's a funny thing, thinking about where the…
Read MoreMarketing the Arts: Reflections after a suburban outdoor festival
It's the morning after arriving home from 12 hours straight (at least 11 of those hours were on my feet) at Teneriffe Festival. Selling proppaNOW tshirts and books, we barely…
Read MoreMedia Mention: Artlink
Deadly Bloggers received a brief media mention today from Carly Lane, an Aboriginal curator based in Western Australia. (more…)
Read MoreAbout Author
We all intend to plan ahead, but too often let the day-to-day minutia get in the way of making a calendar for the year. Sure, you can’t know every detail to anticipate. Heck, you can’t know half the priorities that will pop up in any particular month.
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