So, this is a bit belated, but there you go. (The World Cup got in the way. Blame Fifa.) I’m chuffed not only to be a Gauteng representative on the Executive Committee of the Southern African Freelancers’ Association (Safrea), but also to be heading up the organisation’s Training and Mentoring portfolio (such as it currently [...]
As a former lecturer at Boston Business College Randburg (1999), on the topics of business English, journalism, PR and customer service, I was super-chuffed today when the HOD of Media Skills at Boston Media House requested permission to use my Bizcommunity articles as teaching resources. She says they’re ‘clever, funny and so very helpful’ (my [...]
My new guest column, ‘The Stable Door’, went live on Freelancentral today, with its inaugural piece entitled (clumsily, but there’s no other way to put it), ‘Clients to be wary of’. The piece introduces four types of clients: The Boss (the client who thinks he’s your boss), The Uninformed (the client who has no idea [...]
The new and improved menu of training courses and workshops that I put together for 2010 has been recommended by www.bizcommunity.com, in its article entitled, ‘Writing skills get business going‘. Here’s a brief excerpt: Seasoned freelancer and regular Bizcommunity contributor Tiffany Markman has launched a revised training menu of writing, editing and business workshops. Specialising [...]
ARTICLE IN RESELLER NEWS Reseller News, a magazine published exclusively for the retail industry, re-printed an article I initially wrote for www.bizcommunity.com, entitled ‘Talking to your target market: 9 industry trends for 2009′. A GUEST POST FOR TIFFANY Robert Bravery / The Brave Programmer, of Integral Web Solutions, used my Bizcomm column, ‘Does your web [...]
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