Tip #6 - Write a story, not a list When writing a personal bio, it can be easy to fall into the trap of rattling off accomplishments, but that’s what your resume is for. Your bio should go above and beyond your awards and get to the core of who you are and what you’re …
Owner, Emily Caccia, came to Dara's Design wanting a logo and branding for her new company Vintage Performance Horses which is a small hunter/jumper facility located in Crystal River, FL. Vintage Performance Horses operates on a beautiful 45 acres farm and specializes in boarding, lessons, training, and sales. Emily loved the colors of navy blue …
With Facebook announcing updates what seems like weekly, it can become difficult for businesses to keep up. How do you get the most from your Facebook business page? The go-to-social network, Facebook (According to StatCounter, Facebook makes up more than 90% of the social market in some regions.) released last year a series of updates. …
Tip #5 - Edit ruthlessly and update constantly Your online bio is the authoritative source on you. That means that it needs to reflect you in the best light possible. This also means that it should be kept as up to date as possible. A lengthy, well-written and regularly updated bio is like search engine …
Tip #4 - Write your biography in the third person This is one of the most common steps that people struggle with when learning how to write a bio. While it can feel strange to talk about yourself in the third person at first, there are some very clear benefits from doing so: From an …
