Bredemarket

On April 21, I told my podcast listeners to “stay tuned.” Here’s an update on my April 22 announcement on the Bredemarket blog and my May 9 announcement on my personal LinkedIn.

I've made a lot of little changes to Bredemarket...but the big changes are still to come.  Bredemarket announcement: discontinuation of editing offerings Why I Raised Bredemarket’s Consulting Package Prices Bredemarket Inland Empire B2B Services: Iterating LinkedIn/Facebook Page/Group Names

The recent Bredemarket blog post "In marketing, move quickly" highlights several examples of marketers (including myself) who DIDN'T move quickly. I quote one example in this episode. 

This saves you from having to read the entire article on LinkedIn. But if you want to read it anyway (estimated reading time 9 minutes), click here. 

It’s neglected even more than this podcast.

Bredemarket usually doesn't talk about current holidays or events, but I made a brief exception in the third post of my four post series on Bredemarket proposal services. 

My oft-neglected podcast. 

I finally figured out my problems in accessing a service. 

I'm getting ready to repurpose this blog post as something less transitory. Repurposing is good. 

Verbal follow-up to my post "And now I'm waiting for tangible collateral." I'm still waiting. 

The results of my multi-blog post experiment. https://bredemarket.com/tag/28thparallel/

In case you haven't heard, I've joined the Association of Proposal Management Professionals for a third time. This will benefit Bredemarket clients, even those who DON'T use Bredemarket for proposal services. For more details, please read https://bredemarket.com/2021/07/22/i-just-re-rejoined-the-association-of-proposal-management-professionals-so-what/. 

My curious nature strikes again. https://www.clubhouse.com/@johnebredehoft

See https://bredemarket.com/2021/07/07/how-livescan-fingerprinting-enrollment-service-providers-win-business/ for more information. 

The title sounds impressive - THE STATE OF THE BIOMETRIC INDUSTRY - but trust me, this is a VERY casual view of what's going on right now. 

Summer is here, but are your people here? Bredemarket can help fill summertime gaps. https://bredemarket.com/summer/

The audio from a video that I posted to the Bredemarket pages on Facebook and LinkedIn. 

An IPO that took longer than expected, since the investors bought the assets of the company Clear eleven years ago. 

If I pursue my idea of creating a Bredemarket premium service (to take advantage of my status as a biometric proposal writing expert and a biometric content marketing expert)...what should I name the premium service?

The song "Patience" can be applied to business, sort of. 

The song "Patience" can be applied to business, sort of. 

Advance notice at some topics I plan to explore on the Bredemarket blog regarding vaccination certificate initiatives from WHO (Smart Vaccination Certificate), ICAO (Visible Digital Seal), and the EU (Digital Green Certificate / EU Green Pass). These three initiatives were discussed by Pavlina Navratilova of IDEMIA in today's ID4Africa webinar. 

If the Bredemarket podcast is not a shortcast, what is it? 

Announcing the Bredemarket Facebook groups for identity, technology, and general business. 

Timed Twitter chats are a thing, according to Elena Salazar. For more information, see my Bredemarket post on engaging tweets. 

Two benefits of mobile driver's licenses (mDLs), taken from my post "The infancy of mobile driver's licenses." #mDL 

I discovered something when reading the instructions to link WordPress blogs and Anchor podcasts, which make the service unusable to me, at least for now. 

Microsoft Word's Editor has a lot of settings. I didn't set one of them. I was too passive, I guess. 

John Henry Scott just announced a new podcast. I wanted to explain why this is important.  #culturalengagement 

I revised the Bredemarket goals for 2021, and soon plan to announce something regarding goal number 2. 

A Rhonda Salvestrini quote that I shared in this post, that I took from this YouTube interview. 

Regarding the online conference A Whole New (Contactless) World, The Rise of Digital Identity.

Regarding a comment made on this post on the Bredemarket LinkedIn page. (And I challenge YOU to correctly say the word "reasonableness" before 7:00 in the morning.)

Ah, display issues...

11 California counties have moved to more restrictive #covid19 tiers. See https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/California-tier-update-counties-fall-back-15716829.php for the full list. 

This article suggested that businesses hire a specialized sub-contracting agency to avoid problems with overstaffing and understaffing. I agreed with the suggestion...mostly...and ended up writing a blog post about it. This podcast covers what the original article said. 

In a recent blog post, I devoted two sentences to Apple's 1981 "Welcome, IBM. Seriously." ad. It deserves more. 

Something I just learned about. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6730151527408914432/ https://www.volleyapp.com/

About my recent blog post that included five recommendations for remote remote work https://bredemarket.com/2020/10/31/five-recommendations-for-remote-remote-work/

While writing my latest blog post, “On Social Distancing,” I realized one big change from independent contracting.

Today I’m going to talk about a particular practice that I use when I’m writing. Some of my existing clients and some of my former coworkers already know this, and some of my future clients are learning this right now, I guess.

Two interruptions affected my working day. Can you say Santa Ana?

What about the important tasks—the ones that need to get done, but which always get delayed due to the urgent tasks? This is a classic make or buy decision; if you can't make it, buy it. 

I was recently interviewed for an article on freelancing, which was published on the hardcopy edition of the Austrian publication Trend.

My comments on a Freethink article originally shared by Jake Kuramoto. You can find the article on the Bredemarket company page on LinkedIn.

For both business and personal reasons, today promises to be an interesting day.

Works for hire, or works made for hire. These are terms that every independent contractor should know, and that every company hiring an independent contractor should know. 

This includes an excerpt from the Bredemarket blog post "You go back, Jack, do it again," as well as the Spotify-provided audio for the song. Not Steely Dan's version.

What inspired me to create the Bredemarket podcast? This post.

Bredemarket provides marketing and writing services. This is the first episode of Bredemarket's podcast.