If you’re a writer who started blogging because you had dreams of making millions of dollars, travelling the world and staying at luxury resorts in Tahiti only to come to the sad realisation that your blog isn’t making any money and you’re struggling to find a voice online, then you’re not alone. Thousands of bloggers …
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Columnist and This Bahamian Gyal blogger, Rogan Smith recently took part in a Caribbean discussion where she took The Bahamas to task for not being innovative enough. The online interview was conducted by The Milennial Jamaican blogger, Suzanna Markland, who is based in New York. This Bahamian Gyal blogger, Rogan Smith, upper left; host and …
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Can’t we all just get along? That’s the million dollar question I have long had as it relates to Bahamian creatives and artists and it seems others feel the same way, too. Last evening, Bahamian content creator, Tracy Ann Perpall, better known as TAP, went live on Instagram for her Quarantini Happy Hour. Her special …
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LinkedIn is by far the world’s leading and largest professional online network. It’s where employers and employees meet to offer and find jobs. But, not everyone takes advantage of this incredible networking platform. I have been on LinkedIn for several years and I must admit I only joined because I thought that’s what I should …
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Punch Columnist, Rogan Smith won the P. Anthony White Columnist of the Year award on the weekend for her multi-award nominated column, This Thing Go With Sense. She received the award at The Bahamas Press Club’s 5th annual Media Awards at the British Colonial Hilton on Saturday. This year’s theme was, “Media In The Digital …
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Not all creatives are created equal. Not only that, not all creatives create. Last year, I published an article called, “You Want What For What?” In it, I spoke candidly about how brands often takes creatives for granted, seldom giving them the proper compensation that they deserve. Many are often talked down from their prices or …
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How many times have you heard no or been turned down for something you really wanted and immediately felt like a failure or like you weren’t good enough? How many times have you had a lot of success, won every award that you were nominated for, accomplished everything you wrote down on paper to the …
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