Robert Weiner

DECEMBER 6, 2012

I'm working on an article with the title, "Maybe It's Not Your Database, It's You." Are there easily understandable reference materials (preferably online, in plain language) to help refresh memories? Do your codes make sense and give you the information you need? Do you have policies and procedures governing the use of the database?

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Robert Weiner

JULY 20, 2013

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Robert Weiner

JULY 17, 2009

Build your list of references and qualifications, even if that requires doing pro bono or heavily discounted work. When projects end, ask clients to write testimonials and agree to serve as references. writing articles. networking with people (and firms) who can refer their clients or subcontract with you. business cards.

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Robert Weiner

APRIL 28, 2009

Build a presence: Public speaking, a lot of writing of books and articles, blogging, volunteering, client referral, meet fundraising consultants if you’re a product consultant and product consultants should meet fundraising consultants, LinkedIn, Google, Facebook, apply for open jobs. It’s hard or impossible to be vendor-neutral.

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