Therapist, writer, coach, businessman, iconoclast: Bill O’Hanlon has a complicated resume. Bill O’Hanlon is someone who approaches life and business with a lot of curiosity and humor. Bill and I got together to talk about his passionate approach to business, therapy, and life. In this 22-minute episode, Bill and I talk … [Read more...] about Deviance, Obsession, and Sharing Your Gifts with the World: A Conversation with Bill O’Hanlon
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Q&A: Duplicate Content Worries, and Other Questions from the Audience
What’s the best thing do about Google’s “duplicate content” penalty on our sites, especially for sales pages? How do you stand out with a general advice site? And where should we start with a brand-new content site, when we’re not sure what kind of authoritative content to create? These were three great questions from … [Read more...] about Q&A: Duplicate Content Worries, and Other Questions from the Audience
Business and Marketing for Artists and Creative Workers, Part Two
A note about John T. Unger! She is now Rachael Que Vargas. Here's what she had to say about the transition: Rachael Que Vargas is the creative genius who lived inside of John T. Unger for 54 years, providing their best ideas. The same artist you’ve known but female, refashioned and a force of nature in the best possible way." Note: … [Read more...] about Business and Marketing for Artists and Creative Workers, Part Two
Business and Marketing for Artists and Creative Workers, Part One
John T. Unger is one of the few — an artist who makes a living from his work, without the traditional gallery system. He also didn’t win a fat grant, or find a rich benefactor. Instead, over years of disciplined work, he found a way to create art that satisfied him creatively while also finding a home with happy buyers. And he’s … [Read more...] about Business and Marketing for Artists and Creative Workers, Part One
