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  • Case Study 1: PopCon Pulse — Social Media Strategy

    Project OverviewPopCon Events, a small event organizer spearheaded the rebirth of the Davao cosplay scene for the AnimeZing Cosplay Event, a cosplay and pop culture convention, brought me on board as a social media consultant to help boost engagement and expand their online reach. The goal was to create excitement leading up to the event,…

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  • Case Study 2: Revamping a Nursing Program Website for Global Opportunity

    Project OverviewThe client runs a nursing program that provides Vietnamese nurses with a study path to learn and eventually work in the United States. She already had an existing website created by a professional developer, but it was difficult to use and failed to meet the needs of prospective students. The revamp aimed to create…

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  • Behind the Scenes: How I Turn Quiet Work into Big Results for Businesses

    Behind the Scenes of a Quiet Achiever:How I Turn Introversion into Impact A few years ago, I couldn’t bear hearing my own voice on a video call. The thought of speaking on Zoom calls, joining group meetings, or pitching ideas to clients made me anxious. I preferred to stay behind the scenes:to work quietly and…

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  • Case Study 3: Fixing An Artist’s Website & Improved Google AdSense

    An artist from the Ozark’s approached me to improve their website and implement Google AdSense, this was her portfolio and also a source of passive income. Despite having a strong presence in her local art scene and consistent traffic, the site struggled with slow load times, poor structure, and their Google AdSense was a mess.Before…

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  • The Unsung Leader: What Norm MacLean Teaches Us About Modern Management

    Disclaimer: We are halfway through Season 2 of the Fallout TV series by Amazon Prime so this post will contain spoilers – don’t say I didn’t warn you but I promise this will be worth it!This post explores leadership lessons from pop culture. I’m bridging my love for games and management. What Norm MacLean Teaches…

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  • 10 Years as a Executive Virtual Assistant: The Power of Self-Reliance

    The Call of Necessity I started my journey as a Virtual Assistant because of life circumstances. You could say it called to me. Years ago, my father was diagnosed with cancer. Though he was a fighter and lived well past the time his doctors had given him, his eventual passing left my mother, my sister,…

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  • 5 Virtual Assistant Myths Keeping You Stuck

    If you’ve spent five minutes on social media lately, you’ve seen the “VA Dream” or ”Virtual Assistant Goal”: a lifestyle influencer sipping a mango shake on a beach in Samal, claiming they only work two hours a day while earning a six-figure salary. As someone who has been in this industry since 2015, navigating everything…

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