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Review: Booksteam

By Michelle

If you’ve been reading for a while, you might remember that I did a review of Booksteam a few years ago – they got in touch to let me know they’d added several new features and see about doing an updated review, so here that is: Overall, I’d recommend Booksteam for a service provider that […]

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Review: Paymo

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? Paymo is a project management tool which aims to help  small business owners and freelancers manage everything related to their projects — from onboarding a new client, to planning and scheduling tasks and resources, and of course, getting paid. It has the standard project management features (projects and task lists, team collaboration, time tracking), […]

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Review: nTask

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nTask is a task/project management platform that has some interesting features you don’t usually see in task management tools of this style – watch the review or read the notes below to find out what they are! Platforms: Web, Android (in beta) (You can get a free year of nTask here!) Good for: This would […]

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How to get past the “screw this” stage of creativity

By Michelle

I’ve been working on becoming a better artist for a few years now, and oftentimes, it feels like an uphill battle through molasses, with cold snowy wind blowing in my face. But sometimes, I have a moment of clarity: Sometimes I feel like I'm never going to get better at drawing but then I have […]

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Review: How to be Everything

By Michelle

You might be familiar with Emilie Wapnick from Puttylike, from one of the courses I’ve worked on with her, or maybe you’ve seen her TED talk: What you might not know is that she has a new book out: How to Be Everything: A Guide for Those Who (Still) Don’t Know What They Want to […]

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Kickstarter behind the scenes, part three: PR, press, & reviews

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So far in the Kickstarter series, we’ve covered:  An overview of the campaign & the results A deep-dive into the content, social media, and other marketing that went into the campaign In today’s post: PR, press, & reviews – how I got them for the planner Kickstarter, and what effect they had. Pitching journalists & […]

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