Increase Productivity in Big and Small Ways: Streamline with templates created from repetitive tasks, inquiries
At WordCamp Seattle in 2018, I talked about how I was “cleaning” up my own business and creating more time for me to do my actual work. I shared the tools I used or liked to boost productivity online and offline. (Some tie into WordPress, and those were highlighted.) Subtopics include: project management, task lists/to-dos,…
At WordCamp Seattle in 2018, I talked about how I was “cleaning” up my own business and creating more time for me to do my actual work. I shared the tools I used or liked to boost productivity online and offline. (Some tie into WordPress, and those were highlighted.)
Subtopics include: project management, task lists/to-dos, scheduling, booking, virtual meetings, screen sharing, bookkeeping, backup options, and cloud storage.
Tools discussed are a mix of free and paid, which provide options for every budget.
GDPR and What It Means for Your Business
GDPR and What It Means for Your Business The GDPR takes effect on May 25th: What you need to know In the second episode of…
Cyber Bullying, The Monster in the Comments
Cyberbullying does not exclusively target individuals. Businesses can also be the targets. In 2017, a tow truck operator sued the creator of a Facebook page that claimed to be a public service announcement regarding allegedly fraudulent conduct of the tow truck operator. (Thanks to Todd Brogowski at Todd’s Written Word, LLC for assisting me on this writing project to address this important topic.)
How to Market to People Not Like You
A great book for more focused marketing on customer values and diversity, which can mean lifestyles, priorities, levels of affluence, cultural values, etc.
Evolution of a Logo: Compliance Diagnostics
Certain aesthetics are more appealing to certain socio-economic classes. This deceptively simple, monoline design uses a monochromatic color palette to appeal to wealthier clients and the businesses that serve them.
Evolution of a Logo: Wild Child Group
The original logo and concept are clever with the shape of the elephant’s face, changing directions at the trunk and tusks. However, there are three reasons why this clever logo wasn’t working as effectively as it should.