I call myself a High Priestess. It's a bit tongue-in-cheek, yes, but it speaks to my experience and ability to teach.
Carla Lynne Hall
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As a creator, if you had to give yourself a job title that also told people how much experience you have, what would it be?
As a creator, if you had to give yourself a job title that also told people how much experience you have, what would it be?
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I think I'd have different answers for the different avenues I'm creating in.
- I'm an aspiring author
- I'm an experienced YouTuber
- I'm a casual podcaster
Really keen to hear everyone elses answers to this!
The simplest is I'm a writer who has 15 years blogging experience
I am a learning educator
I like to say specialist in things I consider myself an expert in, enthusiast in things i'm interested in or dabble in but isn't my area of expertise, and novice for something I'm new at.
I wear many hats haha... it could all be under the umbrella 'entrepreneur' but it could also be split into stuff like... author, copywriter, affiliate marketer, JV manager, digital marketer, email marketer, coach...
Once I finish this certification course I will be able to tell people I am a certified financial educator. That is exactly what I do and probably don't need much else unless I want to add MBA or CPA to the end of it.
Digital Social Marketing Creative Designs; Specializing as Certified Self Help Mentor on a mission inspired to guided transformations away from past trauma into future triumphs with a powerful storyline!
I would like to be known as either:
- Health Coach
- Artist
- Professional Blogger
I struggle massively with this! Probably because my services and target market are evolving all the time, and it also depends on who I'm talking too. These are my current variations:
- I'm an independent web developer and marketing automation consultant
- I'm an independent web developer and educator
- Strategy consultant & developer for membership organisations & online educators
In terms of experience, I'll normally say how many years and combine it with something concrete. For example, if I was talking to something who wanted a custom e-learning / membership / marketing automation solution and they used Drupal as a platform already, I'd say: "I have 12 years commercial experience building custom Drupal solutions, I've written 2 books, have a popular education site teaching it, and have worked with XYZ (well known names) clients".
If I was writing it as more of a positioning statement, I say things like:
- I'm an educator (written 3 ebooks, teach online and in class training) and web developer, and help other educators with custom e-learning solutions and marketing automation
- I help membership orgs and educators to improve engagement with their audience by creating more relevant and personalised experiences (on their website & email)
- I'm a consultant who helps educators & membership orgs to leverage and extend tools like Drupal, Pardot, ConvertKit etc
