Custom web development: when cheap is expensive, and experience. . .priceless
Posted: August 7, 2011 Filed under: blogging | Tags: blogging, experience, integrated marketing, user experience, web, Web site, wordpress Leave a comment »“Everyone has to start somewhere.” That was Loretta’s justification for engaging amateur web developer Tom to work on her company’s new WordPress based Web site.
Loretta knew Tom had never worked with WordPress before, but he promised he could do it, and considering the cost savings – especially in an economy like this – she was willing to give him a shot.
Even before launch, however, the Web site crashed, and Tom’s every attempt to fix it just made things worse. Loretta had to call in a WordPress expert (one of our fabulous team members here at SheTech and Company) to clean up the mess and having lost a month of productivity, she was back at square one.
True story. Read the rest of this entry »
the power of wordpress
Posted: December 3, 2008 Filed under: blogging, networking, search engine friendly | Tags: blog, blogging, search engine friendly, sef, wordpress Leave a comment »After months of examining options, we have decided to go with WordPress as our blogging platform of choice. Further, we decided to let WordPress host it! Read the rest of this entry »
the power of communication
Posted: October 31, 2008 Filed under: blogging, marketing, networking, social media | Tags: blog, blogging, chris brogan, chrisbrogan.com, communication, networking Leave a comment »
This is a real-life story. We are regularly trolling the web for great information about marketing, public relations, and innovation in those industries. There are a few we visit on a regular basis. One such site, Chris Brogan’s blog, had a great post not long ago asking for feedback from companies like ours… Read the rest of this entry »
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