Considering a freelance career? This article will be worth your time to read.
(Or, if you're just curious about why more people don't freelance or why it costs so much to hire a freelancer, you should read on, as well.)
We have some exciting news to share: CorComm Creative is going virtual!
Beginning Dec. 1, at the latest, our team will be united not by four walls and a front door but by the mission that guides us. We will be vacating our current office space, and our team will be working remotely.
There are a couple reasons we’re making this change.
The day you and your fellow classmates parade in front of thousands of parents wearing your cap and gown as you cross a stage is not the day to start thinking about what you’ll do after college.
It’s time to start thinking now — while you’re in school.
I’ll admit: I have historically had a love-hate relationship with Twitter.
I signed up in 2008, and I occasionally enjoyed perusing my feed for interesting things to read in my free time. But for a long time, it just seemed like a waste of time.
I could get the news I wanted to read from Apple News or 100 other sources.
I could get personal updates from my friends on Facebook.
I could see photos of people who interest me on Instagram.
And no one was reading the few tweets I posted, anyway.*
* Right off the bat, know that you must tweet regularly if you expect to have a Twitter following and impact. Keep that in mind as you begin thinking about using Twitter as an effective communications tool.
What, then, was the point of Twitter?
Your communications pro — in-house, agency or freelance — is right: You need a blog.
We’ll get into the reasons why a little farther down the page, but for now, do me a favor: Take whatever vision you have of a blog and bury it for a moment. Scratch the slate clean, and allow me to paint a picture that might be quite different than the one that comes to your mind when you hear the term.
There are many ways to communicate today — and little time to do it well. We get it. That's why we started CorComm Creative. We exist simply to help nonprofit professionals do their jobs and do them well. Whether you need a comms strategy or simply need an extra pair of hands to get a job done, we're here for you. No retainer fees. No longterm commitment. We're available as much or as little as you need us, when you need us. Contact us today.
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