While trying not to sound overly enthusiastic (which I am!!), I’d like to announce the new Keuka College website redesign. We are proud to have worked on this project along with Pete Bekisz and the Keuka College team.
I’m so happy to finally announce that the next Guide for Designers is now out. Out of the guides I’ve put together so far, this one is the most near and dear to my heart and I think the most important too. It’s about how to filter and attract the types of clients and projects that are best for you.
So…I haven’t posted here for a few months. Seems that I started getting busy with stuff and my time slipped away with me. I completed a course and got certified in Conversion Rate Optimization. Then I started my new blog and services focused solely on that. You can see it at the link above. I post twice a week there and although it’s challenging, it’s been a lot of fun.
Apparently I made a fatal blogger mistake in my last post. I asked some questions, but I didn’t answer them. I was hoping to provoke some thoughtful discussion, but apparently asking questions and then not giving answers can annoy people a little. Right, I’ll remember that next time!
Since it’s Friday (woo hoo, Friday!!), I thought I’d take a moment to introduce two guests posts I wrote in the last few weeks. Because Friday’s are for sharing resources and what better way to share resources than posting about your own stuff, right?
I came across this video through Twitter on Monday. I don’t remember now who tweeted it, but thank you whoever it was! It was done by Cognitive Media for a Dan Pink talk at RSA in London.
There is something that’s been on my mind for awhile that I think needs to be addressed. It comes into our own sphere often and it’s something that I explain to new prospects on a near weekly basis.
My next guide for designers is out now. I decided to go with this guide next in the series because I noticed that designers were having issues with clients all the time. We used to also, until we started working out better ways to deal with clients that made our lives easier and the process more satisfying. It’s all about the relationship!
