Professional Corner: Imposter Syndrome – am I good enough?
Explore why a professional genealogist may have self-doubt or imposter syndrome & learn strategies to overcome these feelings.
Professional Corner: The Organised Professional Genealogist: Best Practices for Managing Your Clients
What you need to track for each client and organisational tools to help you keep organised.
Professional Corner: Creative Writing
Learn the essentials of transforming real people and their stories into compelling fiction.
Professional Corner: Promoting Your Professional Genealogy Business Online
In this talk, you’ll discover the key elements of an effective genealogy website, including what to include, what to avoid, tips for hiring a web designer and guidance for creating your own business website if you want to do-it-yourself.
Professional Corner: Copyright Considerations
Learn the basics of what you need to know about copyright, licensing, and terms of use before you start to use online historical images and records in your family history projects.
Professional Corner: Heir Tracing the Real Deal
Many people’s introduction to the world of heir tracing and probate research comes through the television programme Heir Hunters. But how reliable is this as a real picture of the heir tracing world?
Professional Corner: Juggling a Genealogy Business & Life
Are you running a professional genealogy business or thinking of starting one? Wondering how to juggle a genealogy business, a job, family commitments, studying and life generally?
The Art of Earning More per Hour You Choose to Work: A Genealogist’s Guide
Don’t miss this opportunity to sharpen your offerings and tap into the hidden potential of your pricing strategy.
Professional Corner: Writing a Client Report
How do you write a client report? Where do you put your sources? How do you avoid repetition? How much ‘social history’ do you add? How do you order your report when it spans multiple generations?
Professional Corner: Essential Finance for Professional Genealogists
What do UK genealogy professionals need to know about practical business issues such as keeping accounts, invoicing, and tax?