So you dream of being a content creator, a voice in the digital wave, a master of vitality (or at least, a niche with a loyal following). But let's be honest, the path isn't paved with roses and viral tweets. Doubt creeps in, the algorithm seems cruel, and sometimes that "publish" button feels more like a self-destruct detonator. Been there, felt that. But before you hit "delete" on your dreams, let's talk about the rollercoaster ride of content creation and why small wins are the fuel that keeps us going. The Allure and the Abyss: Pros: Freedom and Flexibility: Be your own boss,set your own schedule, create what you love! Impact and Connection: Share your passions, inspire others, build a...
Social Media Survival Guide: Summary for Creative Explorers Feeling lost in the algorithm jungle? Fear not, content creators! This guide equips you with the tools to thrive in 2024: 1. Be authentic & consistent: Share your unique voice and passions genuinely. 2. Engage your audience: Spark conversations, respond promptly, and host interactive activities. 3. Create diverse & high-quality content: Experiment with formats, invest in quality (if possible), and showcase your skills in captivating ways. 4. Master hashtags: Research relevant ones and use them strategically. Consider creating your own branded hashtag. 5. Collaborate with others: Partner with fellow creators for cross-promotion, projects, and community building. 6. Explore hot trends: Livestreaming, short-form video, and community building offer exciting opportunities. 7. Make it...
As a creative you're always submitting your work to magazines and agencies in hopes for a call back or response. Well if you haven't been so lucky maybe this is why: You should always be prepared to answer promptly and professionally when contacted by an agency or fellow creative willing to book you for your services. If you're a model you will respond with your comp card and/or portfolio link. If you're a photographer, wardrobe stylist, hairstylist, and/or Makeup artist you will respond with your rates/quotes. Asking questions and being clear about what the job entails shows that you are serious about the job at hand. Ex. date/time/location/compensation should all be discussed before booking becomes official Do your research. Be...