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I am a proponent of writing bios in the first person vs. the third person. First person seems a bit more personal and authentic. I know third person does make it easier for people to grab your bio: the media, event planners, etc, and everyone's business goals might not be reached by being more personal. What are your thoughts David?
Commented Jul 11, 2012 on So, what about you? at Web Ink Now
So, what about you?
Nearly every day, I read a great blog post or find some other content that I like and I want to learn more about the artist who created it. Remarkably, many people don't bother to tell me who they are! Why? Because these folks haven’t developed an effective "about" or bio page. Often when people...
Hahaaa thanks for listing my entry. I haven't had this desert in like a month, and I'm goin thru withdrawal.
Commented Jun 10, 2010 on The Unnamed Dessert Has Been Named! at Robust Wine Vine
The Unnamed Dessert Has Been Named!
As you recall, a few months ago, we asked our friends and guests to help us name Chef Mike Morton's latest sweet sensation. This plate of doughnut hole decadence is no ordinary bread pudding, although it is inspired primarily by the classic breakfast companions, Coffee and Doughnuts. Now, a...
This still freaks me out! But talking to you about it, I have to think this is a major selling point to your clients
Commented Mar 11, 2010 on Resolve to Let Clients Set Your Price at the [non]billable hour
Resolve to Let Clients Set Your Price
I've been using my "You Decide" fill-in-the-blank invoice, for over a year now. In that time, I've found time and time again that my clients pay me more than I would have charged them. And, in situations where clients demand a fixed price, I'm quoting them much higher prices (coupled with a ...
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