Thanks for your interest! The position has been filled. Indie Author Magazine is seeking an entry-level content production coordinator to help us be sure things are where they\’re supposed to be, when they\’re supposed to be. This is an ideal position for a VA just getting started looking for more experience and new clients. Hourly […]
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When we started planning the magazine issues for the first two years, we decided we wanted to tell the stories of different indie authors each month. After meeting so many innovative, smart, and creative people over the past few years, we knew we would never run out of stories to tell. Foremost, our featured subjects
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Travel agencies have a unique advantage over other industries when it comes to having a readily accessible pool of resources for selling the dream to travelers. With suppliers, consortia, and destination management companies sharing information regularly, the question becomes what NOT to share, rather than what TO share. Content – that is, the information that’s
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Most freelancers I know aren’t confident about the proposals they send. Whether they’re unsure of the rates they’re charging or the services to include – it’s always a crapshoot. As a serial entrepreneur, owning and managing different businesses have given me an excellent way to try and fail and try again. I was able to
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After moving to Austin in 2015, I took a full-time job at a wonderful biomedical firm. I wore the hose and heels and showed up at 9 am and worked dutifully until 5 pm. I liked the office. I liked the people. I liked the work. I really, really liked the steady paycheck and the
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