Ruth Rivera

Really appreciate you sharing your experience.

Thanks for sharing, Will be saving this.

Congratulations on your achievement. Keep it UP !

Keep it Short and Sweet: Many people check emails on mobile. Aim for 50 characters or less to ensure your subject line doesn't get cut off.

Definitely, Procreate on the iPad is a hit among digital artists. Adobe Creative Cloud remains a staple for many, with tools like Photoshop and Illustrator.

Here's my two cents: Quality over quantity. Reach out to relevant sites, consider guest blogging, or make epic content others want to link. Also, don't forget about internal links on your own site.

Online blogging and handcrafted product sales are both good ideas. Additionally, consulting in an area where you are an authority might be profitable.

Start with defining your audience. Then, build a solid product narrative. Get some early adopters and champions, their testimonials work wonders. Invest in content marketing, SEO and social media for organic reach.

Asana’s my right hand for task management, and Slack keeps us all connected. Google Suite also helps keep everything tidy.

Big fan of hiking. Being out in nature just resets everything, you know? But if the weather's not up for it, a good book or a movie marathon works wonders.

Will try this product later with my kids.

Oh, totally. The Eisenhower Box for prioritization. Pareto Analysis when I see a bunch of problems and need to focus on the vital few.

Incredible product, Congrats !

I basically use loom for recording and sharing when we have our meetings.

I'm psyched about this too - the possibilities are mind-blowing! But it makes me wonder, in a world where AI helps make art, how do we define 'an artist'?

Neat! Is there any country-specific customization in Google Bard that makes it more appealing to its global users?

You bet, AI is rocking the world of QR Art. It's like abstract art got a tech upgrade, don't you think?