by Jason Long | Oct 28, 2014 | Development, Running a Business
Scooting through Tech A guest post from Cristina Cruz Soltesz, an events troubleshooter, poet and dancer in San Francisco. From education, investment, virtual events, audio technology to nonprofit, my role in a given project is constantly changing. So I’ve opted...
by Jason Long | Oct 23, 2014 | Development, Musing, Running a Business
A guest post from Erick Flores, an aspiring young designer from Mexico. This is my first post for a blog, ever. I was invited to write here, and I’m very honored. But, honestly, when I was asked to collaborate on this blog, I was kind of afraid. I have never...
by Jason Long | Oct 22, 2014 | Contracts, Running a Business
What many people don’t realize is that contracts are negotiable. On every contract you receive, you can make changes. A Few Words of Wisdom from Rochelle Long When someone gives you a contract, you need to read it, all the way through. You could get your attorney to...
by Jason Long | Oct 16, 2014 | Marketing, Musing, Running a Business, Top Blog Posts
The following is a guest post from Jason Scott Montoya. Most of us have heard the saying, “Fake it until you make it.” In 2007, we launched a marketing company called Noodlehead Studios. When we started, “fake it until you make it” would have...
by Jason Long | Oct 15, 2014 | Marketing, Running a Business
A guest post from Luchia Bloomfield. Hi, my name is Luchia Bloomfield. You probably don’t know me but I have been living off of my design business for the last year… remotely. My clients are in other countries and in most cases, I haven’t actually...
by Jason Long | Oct 13, 2014 | Contracts, HR, People, Running a Business
If you are just starting a web business, or any business for that matter, hiring employees is a wormhole of confusion. Putting them in the right position and growing them into a keeper, that’s an even bigger one. Luckily, there are people like me who have...
