For a present participle phrase, I've seen:
Seeking advice from the pros, she visited the website.
She visited the website, seeking advice from the pros.
For a past participle phrase, I've seen:
Advised by the pros, she started her own business.
But not:
She started her own business, advised by the pros.
Does it exist?
Thanks.
Best Answer
Both are correct. It's a matter of emphasis: do you want to make the advice, or starting the business, the main point?
I prefer: "She started her own business, advised by the pros." and
"She visited the website, seeking advice from the pros."
You could even say that it's a matter of style. Some writers like to start sentences with "..ing" verbs (gerunds).