About
Welcome to The Freelancealot Herald, in other words… the Freelancealot.co.uk Blog. Currently there are two editors, the partners of Freelancealot.co.uk Tracy Shorrock and Andrew Cartwright.
What’s this all about then? Our tag line says it all ‘Think Smart, Think Virtual Assistant’. We’ll be covering all matters that relate to virtual assistance and freelance working. Some people have very strict views of what a ‘Virtual Assistant’ is, and what it isn’t. Our view is this: a virtual assistant is someone who ‘supports a business or individual remotely‘, whether that be with long-term clients or ad-hoc projects. We don’t only see ourselves as ‘Virtual Assistants’, but also as freelancers working off site (in our own office, in other words, and the not the client’s).
We’ve decided to re-introduce our former online personas: Cyber Guinevere (TS), Cyber Pendragon (AC), Web Alchemist Merlin (TS), and Midi Minstrel (AC) [See previous post]; who will cover subjects on their areas of expertise.
We hope to entice the occasional external contributor with a background in or connection to the various issues covered in our online publication, The Freelancealot Herald. So, if you have an idea for a post you’d think would be of interest to our readers, then please contact us via our online contact form. Of course, there is no renumeration involved if we accept the piece, but there would be a link to your website [useful for SEO].
Tracy Shorrock
Editor
Andrew Cartwright
Andrew Cartwright is the sound engineer and resident musician at Musineer Productions. He has many years of experience performing live music and working in recording studios in London, Amsterdam, and Milan. He now works mainly in his home studio. A one-time lecturer of Music & Audio Technology for Tamworth & Lichfield Colleges in the Midlands, Andrew also provides forensic audio services for lawyers and a discreet and secure audio-transcription service for recorded content of a sensitive nature.
On the creative side he produces music in many styles from electro to classical. You can listen to a couple of tracks, including ‘You Must Be Free; You Will Have Democracy’, by clicking the link below or to hear his latest tracks visit the Musineer Productions MySpace page.
