The Marketing Pro's Guide to Managing a Website Redesign Project![]() As a marketing manager, you will likely only lead large website redevelopment projects a few times in your career. But, as a website specialist, I have led many. This post contains my best advice for a non-geek leading a website project. I have been creating websites practically since they were stone tablets, so I have launched quite a few websites for large organizations. These include: Your website could do a better job bringing in appointments - here's howI see a lot of websites. I mean a lot of websites. All day I take calls with potential clients and we look at what they are doing right, and what they could do better.
Why Joy Matters at Work + How to Create More of It
Options for creating your website for free or cheapI just typed "How to create" into the Google search bar. And do you know what the first auto-complete option was? "How to create a website."
It's really not that surprising. Businesses need a website, but they often don't have a budget for one. PLUS, do-it-yourself website builders have come a long way. More and more business owners are looking at creating the website themselves in order to save the expense of working with a designer. Hands down the best podcast episode I ever did...This week Amy Mewborn released my episode of her new podcast "Turning Lemons to Lemonade Podcast." Her podcast is dedicated to telling the true, real, not-so-pretty stories of female entrepreneurs.
3 Simple Changes to Make your Life More Enjoyable Starting NOW
Calm the Fire, Radiate the Light Today
49% of Entrepreneurs Suffer - Here's What Worked for MeA study from by Dr. Michael Freeman at the University of California San Francisco found that 49% of those who start a company say they have struggled with some form of mental illness in the past. 72% of entrepreneurs are directly or indirectly affected by mental health conditions.
Why BURNING THE BOAT worked for meTwo years after I quit corporate America to start my business I found myself driving an hour and half each way to a new job. I got out of bed at 4:30 AM in order to get my workout in before leaving for work by 6:30 AM. I missed walking my little girl to the bus stop, and a million other precious things about self-employment. On top of all that, my new position was not for me. But I was desperate and scared.
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