Alexa Vovchenko

Don't be stressed about posting - there's a lot of chance not many people will view it 'cause that's how LinkedIn algorithm usually works. P.S. But this also doesn't mean you should stop posting there - it will take your time to build the funnel, but it will work out sooner or later.

Agree with the guys, I'd better use share buttons for the newsletter emails or blog posts

Friday. It's like a psychological border between my weekly work and the weekend one :)

Sent from my iPhone - is soo true xDDDDDD

Fiction - Gone with the Wind. I adored Scarlett as a child and she taught me to never give up Non-fiction - Positive Intelligence by Shirzad Chamine. I read it when I had burnout and was close to depression. It's brilliant. Non-fiction The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron. This is the book which is accompanying me in my life journey. I think, we're all born to live our life in joy and creativity....

Personally I start crystallising the idea, turn it into a logical concept. Then I start researching on how the things are going in this very field.

I have 2 printers at home, because nobody in my family knew such a service exists :) where are you available geographically?

Hahah, my husband also doesn't trust Bitcoin and blockchain, says it's a financial pyramid

Good suggestion, I'm gonna share this with my friend who learns drawing on iPad :)

The first and foremost mistake is to be afraid of telling and sharing your startup idea. A LOT of founders do that because they worry that someone might steal their idea. On the contrary, you MUST go public with your project asap, be present in online communities, show how you build up your startup step by step, create a beta newsletter, so that by the time you start sales there's a community...

Furs everywhere, constantly dirty floors, how to teach a puppy not to use a floor as a toilette. Gosh, I guess I'm quite lucky with my dog 'cause I really don't have much problems with it.

:D I need to show it to my team!

Subscribed! Maybe you'll help me make my orchids finally bloom :)

I found a website called AnswerThePublic. You type a keyword in there and their search analyses what people are looking for in this field.

Yes, I used to waste a lot of time on LinkedIn trying to create some connections. As a result, I'm still doing this but instead of trying to approach more people I concentrate on smaller amount of those who found it mutually valuable.

It's like a platform for payments only, right? I mean, how would a freelancer convince someone from e.g., Upwork to register on your website for payments only? Or you target Freelanium to a different type of freelancer who doesn't use any platform to find orders?

I like it, worth an upvote :) Unfortunately, not for me, but I'd recommend to those who sell stuff online

I like the idea, it's much more comfortable to have such information appearing in one particular place. Wish you succeed!

I hope it will be the way you describe because I perceive going to the cinema already as a special event :D However, I'm not sure if post pandemic will affect the usage of social media or gadgets generally.

Makes sense, I close eventually all my open tabs without checking out the content because there's so much of them that I can't handle reading all the texts at once