One of the tools that I spend a decent amount of time utilizing is a service called Boomerang. The service is a nice add-on to your Gmail inbox and while they have been rolling out some nice upgrades over time, the main function is to have emails come back into your inbox whenever you'd like.
We are very pleased to announce that we recently launched a new WordPress auto mechanic website for Countryside Service Center.
For this site we took worked very closely with the owner to get a sense of how not only we'd like to site to look, but even more so how we'd like the site to work on a long term basis. We are also very proud to say that we built the entire website in-house and we also wrote a great deal of original copy for the site.
There has been a definite merging between how business marketing and many other aspects of how a business manages affairs, something most businesses are currently trying to address right now. Much of this is driven by so many of our processes utilizing new computing technologies that have the ability to communicate with one another. All these moving parts need to align into a comprehensive, coherent and compelling workflow, and for us we call this workflow Corporate Digital Identity Management.
I am extremely happy to announce that my friend and colleague Tom Hoarty and myself will be co-hosting an upcoming speaking engagement titled "Business Blogging and Profits." This FREE to
Hi there. I am very happy to announce that I will be hosting my first online marketing webinar next week. The format will be Q & A, and you can
Curious about how to format you blog posts? Hopefully this blog post will help shed some light on the entire process. Blog Post Anatomy Diagram Want to Print Out Your
This presentation was created by Dave McClure - I don't know him, but he's a big deal in the world of venture capital. Now most of you probably think of
Right now I'm working with an architect as a new client - my role is to help guide him through the process. One of the early task I have been concentrating on is focused on research. We're looking at all kinds of things, but in particular we're looking at what other architects are doing.
And that brings me to the point of this post. As I was reviewing one site I commented to my client that while a particular attribute might be interesting, unfortunately from a web usability perspective it was problematic because the site owner had completely broken away from standard convention in such a dramatic way that it was actually hard to achieve the goal of this particular page (in the case of this page it was to click on something.)
Classic blogging decision. Someone else is killing it so you decide to do the same thing. If it seems to be working for them then clearly you should be doing it too.
The truth is what they are doing might a great decision for their business, but not necessarily the right decision for yours. Then again, maybe they aren't even doing the right thing for their own business in which case copying their strategy would be even more foolish.
We've all been there. Those "deer in headlights" moments...
Okay... sometimes form is a big factor. Specifically I'm talking about a good workspace. While I don't ordinarily post about anything remotely close to this, I work out of my