Hound for pop culture, marketing, media and social justice. And I’m in Brooklyn.
I've been ghost-writing articles for five years, and have recently started authoring my own content.
I'm a consultant to businesses and entrepreneurs helping to advance their business and brand.
Freelancers are in a new reality, where, on the one hand, the rules of engagement have completely changed, and on the other, there is more opportunity in the gig market than ever before. But landing new clients and keeping them happy are two different things.
Generally, freelancers enjoy the benefit of living a more flexible life than employees do. They can decide when and where they work, making their work experience more pleasant. The caveat, however, is that your work-life balance often falls out of kilter.
If you want to stand out, you're going to have to try harder to get followers, connect with people, and make an authentic, positive, lasting impression. Fortunately, there are many ways to do this.
Despite increasing efforts to get more women interested in the tech industry, reports have shown that the number of women in tech is actually falling.
Gary Vaynerchuk's got a strong personality, but that's not even what I find most compelling about him. No, what I really envy is his content, and I know I'm not the only one. What's the secret to output like that? Just... #hustle? Well, hustle helps, but it's nothing without the strategy to match.
Most of us have big love for brand name products. Alcatel smartphones have nothing on Samsung's latest model, and I don't care what the ingredients label or any double-blind study says, CVS-label ibuprofen just can't kill a headache like Advil can.
Read writing from Kiara Williams on Medium. Freelance ghostwriter, blogger and unashamed champion of underdogs. Hound for pop culture, marketing, media and social justice. And I'm in Brooklyn.