Last week, I laid out my general philosophy behind creating a successful web presence. This week, I’ll get into the website itself, specifically the basic architecture of a website that we’ll connect with the social web.
The Internet isn’t a place…
…it’s a communications technology. It took me a while to realize that. Most websites, whether [...]
Sarah Pedlow
Sarah came to me needing a reasonably-priced solution that would allow her to self-maintain and promote her growing portfolio. We chose Wordpress due to its ease-of-use and design flexibility, and a minimalist design to focus visitors’ attention on her work. We also incorporated a blog, allowing her to post updates on works-in-progress and images that [...]
I Don’t Follow My Own Advice!
It’s not that I didn’t have ideas for posts. It’s not really even that I got too busy. No, the real reason is that I didn’t execute the part of my plan that involved creating a quiver. A quiver, for a writer, is a set of posts that are pre-created and require little-to-no additional work to post.
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Recommended Reading
- The Vital Importance of LabsPublished: Jun 8, 2010Writer: chrisbrogan.com
- 3-2-1: My Quick Social Media StrategyPublished: May 27, 2010Writer: Social Media Today
- An Author’s Plan for Social Media EffortsPublished: Jun 3, 2010Writer: chrisbrogan.comWhile advertised as a plan for authors, this is actually a good strategy/set of tactics for any small business or solopreneur.
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