Rhonda Negard
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It’s one thing to network for clients and referrals yet another thing entirely to build a support network. What do we mean by support? Developers and designers don’t know everything in their fields. After all, tech changes every 20 minutes. It’s easy to become out of touch on an odd client project. Who do you turn to in your network to jog your memory and point you in the right direction? In this episode, Rhonda Negard joins Jason and Bridget to chat about how we all need a circle of peers to lean on.
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You have a business and a logo. Awesome. You may even have memorized your color’s hex code. But what about different moods? What color shouldn’t be used in your logo?
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Should your business have a personality or be professional? Does professional mean boring? No way! Rhonda Negard joins Jason and Bridget to talk about how you can allow your business brand to have a personality of its own. You’ll definitely want to watch this episode.
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In this episode, Rhonda Negard joins Jason and Bridget again to talk about how an empathy map helps with your user experience (UX). You’ll want to take notes during this show!
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In an unstable economy, the most important way to market yourself as a freelancer isn’t your rates. In this episode, Jason and Bridget will discuss the marketing angles freelancers always forget.