Marty Wall needed a new site for his sign shop in San Francisco: Signs America. The thing about Marty is that he knows WordPress. He runs his world-famous cartoon site on WordPress. He just needed a bit of a helping hand to get started.
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Optimizing your WordPress theme for mobile browsers
How can you best optimize your WordPress blog or website for mobile browsers? Here are some tips.
How to structure a blog post
Many of my clients get their websites set up and it’s ready to go live and then … “Oh yeah, content. Hmm. That.”
Film Quarterly
Film Quarterly had a good site with lots of content. But managing that content had become troublesome. They had years and years of archived content: images, copy, covers, photos, etc. They needed a site that could handle all of that content in a user-friendly–and visitor-friendly–way.
Good Looking Ideas
Lauren Deane of Good Looking Ideas (goodlookingideas.com) wanted a site that she could update herself but didn’t sacrifice design style. In fact, she wanted a site that didn’t sacrifice anything.
Gayle Keck
With the expert design work of Cathy Grisham, we built Gayle a site that’s customized to her style and useful so she can add her award-winning work to the site with ease.
BNI Embarcadero Gets a Marketing Makeover
BNI Embarcadero (bniembarcadero.com) was a nice-looking, functional site. Until Lauren Deane of Good Looking Ideas came along.
Social Media Strategy for Writers
Here’s an excellent To Do List for writers to help promote your books, your writing, and your platform, put together by social media guru Chris Brogan.
Loïc Photography
Loïc Nicolas (loicphoto.com) needed a site that he could add to on a regular basis easily–but with style.
Carolyn Tillie
Together with Dio Luria and John Muldoon, we transformed Carolyn Tillie’s jewelry site into a lean, mean, e-commerce machine. We found the WPA theme on ThemeForest and it’s a beaut.
