Preparing to Go Remote, Freelance, or Start a Business in the New Year

Preparing to Go Remote, Freelance, or Start a Business in the New Year

To help make it happen this year, we’ve jotted down a couple vital questions to ask yourself; just a few things to think about this holiday season before leaping into freelance, pitching a remote work option to your boss, or pulling together a small-business venture.

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Prepping for an Event: 10 Marketing Materials You Forgot, But Won’t Anymore

Prepping for an Event: 10 Marketing Materials You Forgot, But Won’t Anymore

From business cards to table cloths, it’s the little things in life that tend to make or break or events. Sure, standing banners may not seem like a big deal, until you’re the ONLY booth at the trade show without them.

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Working from Home Isn’t As Great As You Think

Working from Home Isn’t As Great As You Think

In theory, working from home should be blissful—stay in your pajamas, take care of housework on your breaks, and enjoy some quality “me” time. But in practice, all those hours alone can start to feel like solitary confinement.

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Freelance Finance: Mortgages, Retirement, Health Insurance

Freelance Finance: Mortgages, Retirement, Health Insurance

Making your living as a full-time freelancer? Then you’ve felt that pang of panic set in as your nine-to-fiver friend casually carries on about their retirement plan and benefits package. We can provide some helpful tips for applying for a mortgage, starting a retirement plan, and finding health benefits as a freelancer.

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Eco-Friendly Business: Simple Steps To Save The World

Eco-Friendly Business: Simple Steps To Save The World

By: Kristen Santiago – Whether you’re a company of five or five hundred, there are plenty of ways to contribute to improving our collective quality of life and to sustaining the longevity of Mother Earth. Here are some of our favorite was to go green.

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Peacocking Your Credibility By Guest Blogging

Peacocking Your Credibility By Guest Blogging

Guest blogging may seem like a time-consuming gamble with a small potential return, but HubSpot reports that 60% of the highest-quality leads come from blog posts. That’s precisely why millions of freelancers and businesses are writing these pro-bono pieces.

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About Pages: Tell an Authentic Story

About Pages: Tell an Authentic Story

By: Matt Flowers - When you’re writing about your services, the formula is simple. However, when you’re talking about your mission, core values, and company’s culture, it’s a much deeper level of writing. With that in mind, here are the critical elements of a great about page.

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Branding and Logo Best Practices

Branding and Logo Best Practices

When it comes to great design, nearly every tried and true component has a caveat. While this does make it difficult to hammer down what exactly makes the perfect logo or branding guide, this ambiguity should also encourage artists, graphic designers, and their clients to bend the rules, explore the canvas, and find a symbol that accurately captures the business and/or industry at hand.

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Member Spotlight: Ben Franklin Regional Director Brian Slawin

Member Spotlight: Ben Franklin Regional Director Brian Slawin

Why come to a city where the hundreds have lost jobs, blight has spread like creeping ivy, and snow seems to come down by the bucket full? To Brian Slawin, Regional Director & Portfolio Manager of Ben Franklin Technology Partners (BFTP), Erie merely is in transition.

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Meet Aubry, the Community Builder

Meet Aubry, the Community Builder

For the first time, Radius CoWork is adding a kind of “community manager” to the team. What a community manager really does is cruise the party, ask questions, and watch for what people need whether they tell you or not. A community manager should genuinely care about people, learn what there is to appreciate about each member, and grow in mutual trust.

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