I’ve been developing websites at 1955 Design for several years. I’ve designed and implemented dozens and dozens of websites. In that time, I have only had one contract go south on me. The client simply was not willing to comply with the terms of the original contract, wanted to keep adding additional features and time consuming modules to the project, and finally the lines of communication broke down. Even though I had a cause of action against him, in my opinion, we parted ways with me having done 95% of the work for the original 50% deposit paid.
That has been the exception. Each and every one of my other projects has been completeled smoothly and to the full satisfaction of the client. Sure, there have been some bumps along the way and some issues that need to be worked out from time to time with a given client, but for the most part the process works smoothly.
by David Zemens
on June 13, 2008
in Blogging
If you are reading this article, you probably already have a blog for your business or are interested in having one developed for it. I can tell you from personal experience that having a blog has been good for my business. I can’t over emphasis the impact a blog may have on your business, too.
Establishing Expertise
Consumers prefer to deal with a business that they have confidence in. Once your business has established a blog it becomes the ultimate online newsletter. It has world wide reach, but also touches your client base on the local level.
Writing competent articles about your industry and aiming those articles at your target audience is a terrific way to demonstrate not only your knowledge, but your interest in passing this knowledge on to your customers.
In the world of higher education and professional fields, those most respected in their individual fields of expertise always write about their knowledge. Why should your business or industry be any different?
Getting this blog off the ground began in 2007 (essentially) and continues toward 2008. Most of my articles have something to do with web accessibility, or web design, or the WordPress content management system. Sometimes I toss in an article about a charitable organization that I find worthy or about something that has nothing to do anything I have already mentioned.
That being said, here are the most popular (hey, give me a break, “popular” is a relative term!) articles that I wrote in 2007.
Thanks for taking the time to stop by my little corner of the inter web. May you and your family have Happy Holidays and Joyous New Year!
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