I remember the day I sat with my class at DMACC listening to the industry professionals speak on what the the job market looked like for designers and how to best position yourself to be hired in a “very competitive 1991/92 job market.” I was terrified. Resume?
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For the last two years I have had the honor of speaking at the #140 Character Conference held in Des Moines, Iowa. It’s a tremendous, national series of events that originated with Jeff Pulver ( @JeffPulver ) as a call-to-action for the Twitter and social media community
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Today, I’m speaking as your brand advocate.
If I’m your brand advocate, we, in some significant way, have made a connection. Your unique message has fought through the din of chaos and clutter and found it’s way into my heart, my mind and even my soul. It’s now
Well, I found one. In an article I read a few months ago, Kohi Vinh brought to the foreground the alarmingly BAD illustration and exposure artists are getting online. While I could have written a post agreeing with his post… I wanted to do one better.
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Salon.com, that ubiquitous source of blogging love that we all have grown just a little bored with recently, spouted a surprisingly great post today.
Timothy Goodman, new Salon author, reflects on how social media has changed the direction in which branding professionals like me and others aim when
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