Writers are the heart of my business. Being a writer myself, I enjoy building sites for writers and helping them to promote their work.
I'm getting to the point where I'm going to use WOO Themes--especially Canvas--unless I'm convinced otherwise.
With my new-found love for WOO, I made a last-minute decision to just re-create what we had done in WOO Canvas. Why?
New site for Robin Romm. Using a StudioPress theme so things will be easy to update in the future.
There must be a mountain of writers out there with websites that are difficult to update. Michael Shapiro is tech savvy and he could easily (well, OK, not easily) update his old HTML site, but he knew, well, HTML.
Jim Benning has a new creative outlet: Taco Shop Style.
Working together with the fabulously talented Querido Galdo, we got Leanne Grossman a beauty of a website.
Lone Mørch has launched a site for her new venture: Divinely Furious. She needed a site that could grow with her, grow beyond her (partners), grow farther than her writing (guest authors), provide workshops, video, audio, the works.
Rip Gerber has a new book out: Killer Virus. You can go see the glowing reviews ... if you speak German. :-)
UC Press has a new magazine coming out: Boom California. With the expert design talent of Querido Galdo, we put together quite a show for the magazine site.
Julie Olson needed a place to post her blog entries on her marine voyage. We helped her get set up with WordPress so she could blog from around the world.
Stan Goldberg's site wasn't easy to update and iWeb made it so that some of the text was images--and so not searchable by Google. WordPress automatically makes your site better optimized for search engines.
Melanie Johnston had a nice-looking site, but she wanted to add new content. It was built in HTML. Hmm, what to do, what to do. Aha, WordPress.
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.
Rip Gerber needed a site that went beyond one of his first books (pharmathriller.com) and pulled together all of his books. At ripgerber.com, Rip can now add all of his books, writing, accolades, book covers, blurbs, the whole caboodle.
Laurie King is at it again! But the thing is, she's become such a WordPress pro that all I need to do is install WordPress on the server, upload the theme she's already picked out, configure a few settings and plugins, and she's off to the races.