April 2012
1 post
July 2011
2 posts
Chosen - a javascript select thingy →
harvesthq.github.com
Chosen is a javsacript plug-in makes long, unwieldy select boxes much more user-friendly. It is currently available in both jQuery and Prototype flavors.
June 2011
3 posts
SEO for Startups - Free Video for a Limited Time! →
appsumo.com
Get it while it’s hot and not July 1st, yet. This video is a great way to help all start-ups get the most from SEO!
April 2011
5 posts
Your Prospects Aren’t Looking for You … and What You Can Do about It →
blogs.sitepoint.com
The article name speaks for itself. We are our own worst enemy when the flow of new projects comes to a dry-spell. Yeah sure the economy sucks, but that doesn’t mean all the money in the world is all gone. It’s just time to change the game we’ve been playing and dig new streams from unforeseen reservoirs.
30 Hilarious Print Ads →
spyrestudios.com
They really are creative and funny!
All About Floats →
css-tricks.com
CSS floats are usually the bane of most front-end coding for layout. If you add or change one thing you weren’t expecting, you change it all. This article gives a great explanation for float behavior and multiple solutions for elements that collapse when you float child elements. Very well-done presentation with illustrations and bulleted sections.
Ranked as number 1# among internet marketers in Los Angeles
I was a pleasant surprise to see myself listed not in just the top 10 on Thumbtack.com, but to be listed as #1. I’m very confident in my work for others in the area of internet marketing (never doubted that). I just didn’t bother to think how I’d compare to my competition. We’ll see how long my #1 ranking sticks around. Regardless, I’m pleased that I am ranked as one of the best. After all, I do my best to offer my best. It’s a rewarding feeling knowing you’ve helped a team or individual go even further.
March 2011
4 posts
Webdesign clients in real life - Snotr →
snotr.com
Flipping funny! Yeah, it gets this bad, people.
WORK AWESOME! →
workawesome.com
Work Awesome[ly]. It’s a great blog for those of us who freelance and are trying to find ways to manage the work of a team, all by ourselves. Great leads and tips for web resources. Very Legit
40 Online Generators for Web Designers Should Bookmark →
tripwiremagazine.com
My gift to you web developers out there.
We Are People, Not Machines. →
humanstxt.org
Great way to give credit where credit is due. Like the credits at the end of the film, people will find it if they are interested. As for those clients who say “no” to any personal promotion of your service in their site’s footer, they don’t have to know about it. :-)
February 2011
2 posts
January 2011
1 post
The Year: MMXI - Why Maximize Your Online Business Presence Now
2010 was all about this time, which has finally come: 2011. Lots of change took place so this new year can rock like nothing ever before! Everyone has very high hopes for 2011 and have positioned themselves for success by creating strong web platforms for their businesses (whether they are startups, personalities, or service providers). Why maximize your online business presence this year? Because you are very ripe for it!
In this age, it’s more than just having a website to be seen and heard, it’s about having an online presence. Social media is catching on for a lot of “real-world” business. But, some folks think that having a Twitter account is enough (like just having a website is enough). It’s so much more than that.
Having an online presence is about ongoing interaction between you and your clientele. Three major benefits with a smart and well maintained presence:
- You create (and sustain) a buzz about yourself that would penetrate your target market and draw in more business or participation.
- You are easier to be stumbled upon, online.
- You have a pulse on your clientele about what they are thinking and can create dialog.
The secret to this is this: it’s a facilitation of a community with a shared affinity, and they are rallying around you!
So get yourself out there, expand your exposure. Just be sure to do it well…
…and if it’s JAM’D, it’s well done!
