People often email me privately with comments and ideas for my blog. I thought it would be great to have all of those ideas in one place and invite you to give your two cents in an open and public forum. So I open the floor for you, my readers, to tell me what you like to hear more about…more management? More writing tips? Author-it updates? I’ll do my best to keep your suggestions in mind when planning future blog posts. Feel free to post as many or as few suggestions as you’d like. I look forward to hearing your ideas!
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Miriam Lottner, CEO of Tech-Tav, is a “single sorceress” and technical documentation innovator whose professional passion is helping her clients work smarter, faster and better by lowering costs and increasing employee satisfaction. Her background includes corporate distribution, textile manufacturing, professional photography, tech marcom and software sales. She founded the Israeli Documentation Management Forum and is an accomplished public speaker and trainer. Miriam lives in Yad Binyamin, Israel with her husband and 4-year-old twin girls.



Personally,
I would like to see more tips on how writers, specifically freelancers, can improve themselves. How to optimize your output when it comes to time management, learning new tools, and writing habits. Also, professionally I am curious about the various methods used for estimating the scope of a project. I am given a product and told to write a 100 page user guide on it. How do interviews with SMEs and familiarity with the product translate into a page estimate for each section? From the freelancer perspective it would be nice to receive some tips on how to prioritize projects, juggle clients, and keep everyone including yourself happy. Also, what tools are recommended for freelancers beyond Word. The focus being on their being useful and affordable.
This should be able to help fill a few blog posts.
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