This week I’ve got some great links about SEO, Twitter, and marketing. I save and send out a lot of links during the week and I like going back through them and explaining why I think they are important. Hopefully you’ll find these useful and, if so, share this with a few people, I’d appreciate [...]
I saw a Tweet a couple of weeks ago inviting designers to submit their business cards to be displayed. I’m pretty proud of mine and thought it could hurt to send in the information. Sure enough, my card was chosen! http://www.thedesigncubicle.com/2009/04/50-creative-business-cards-of-50-graphic-designers/ Thanks to Brian Hoff at Design Cubicle for the compliment! Business cards on Josh [...]
You’re probably going to hear a lot more from me about LinkedIn. I’ve been on there for several years but only recently understood how to use it effectively (expect a post soon). Part of my new set of activities on there is participating in group discussions about design, development, and business best practices. I’m definitely [...]
When I first started down this whole website building road, I thought page titles were kind of silly. Titles are the words that show up on the top bar of your browser when you’re on a web page. For example, if you look at the top of this window, you probably see something like “A [...]
Ha! I thought forgot about the last one, huh? Nope. On Friday, I posted the 5th step to a great resume, writing a “final” draft. Step 6: Lay it out as you go through it again (and again [and again]) This is the final step and possibly the most important one. This is called “checking [...]
Yesterday, I went through the fourth step in my resume-writing process, creating a rough draft. We’re in the home stretch! Step 5: “Final” draft time… buckle down OK, you have a resume, you’re about 80% there. Now it’s time to bring it all together. First, lay it all out. Personal statement is first, then what? [...]
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