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2007-11-11 Sunday Links Folder

Hi folks I hope you had a great week and did all you had/wanted to do. Take a minute or two to check out these posts, I found them really interesting. You never know, you might learn something new, or simply enjoy taking a break. ;)
Before we go on with this weeks’ links, my friend [...]

Is It Stupid (Or Crazy) Enough To Work?

I used to work in sales and marketing for a big telecom company here in Montreal before I decided to go solo. It was a big building, 14 floors I think. On each floor you had a different department (or many).
I remember the 9th floor where all the creative people used to spend their days; [...]

In Need Of A Bigger Logo? Try MakeMyLogoBigger Cream

About a week ago Miaken from Agency Fusion told me about this new ‘mock-u-mercial‘ they did. It’s called ‘Make-My-Logo-Bigger Cream‘. I thought this was just way too funny to not write about it.
Talk about a way to market your services and products! Humor is always good! ;)

What do you think of the video?

Dealing With Dark Moods Of Freelancing

Dark moods of freelancing have got nothing to do with the times your work isn’t going great or when you don’t turn in even a single project on time.
You might be getting ten business inquiries per day (which for most, if not all, of us is a lot) and traffic to your website may be [...]

Welcome To Daisho-BlackSmith - Our New Advertiser

“Software and Methodology. The Swords of the 21st Century” - I like the sound of that.
If you take a look at the sidebar, you’ll see we added a new 125×125px banner around the top. I would like to welcome our new advertiser, Daisho-Blacksmith, to the Freelance Folder family. (hello!)
Daisho-Blacksmith is a company based in Munich, [...]

3 “Aren’t-I-Smart” Lies That Kill Your Profits

When it comes to lying, there’s nobody more willing to believe us than… well, us. When we’re not doing the best things to move our business forward, we tell ourselves it’s okay, we’re doing great, it’s not that bad… but at the end of the day all that rationalization isn’t building revenue and bagging new [...]

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