For those among you who have yet to send out their first email newsletter, this post’s for you. And as I said in the title, it’s never too late to begin… making a positive change in your marketing program is always a good thing.
Read More...As economic development professionals, you face the difficult task of telling your story in a way that compels business owners (and their location advisors) to seriously consider your community as a place they should locate their operations and investments.
Read More...Many people are aware that WordPress is the number one blogging software in the world. But what may not be so widely known is that now — according to Google Trends — WordPress has moved past Joomla to also become the number one open source website Content Management System (CMS). Drupal, another popular CMS, remains in third place.
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In February of this year, Yulan Studio will be celebrating its 12th anniversary of being in business. This is a very significant event for us, and not just because it means we weathered our country’s recent economic woes. It actually runs much deeper.
Read More...Week One in the new year, and we’re busy… which means 2011 is getting off to a great start!
Read More...The past year was an active one, as we spent time working on an interesting array of projects with clients both old and new. Plus, we found time to pursue other passions on several fronts.
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I’m very excited to have provided two designs for the new book “Our Portland Story”. The book’s founder, Melissa Delzio, wanted to “create a greater sense of community identity and pride in Portland and to capture the spirit of the city”, so she solicited people to contribute stories for the book, and then worked with designers to create colorful depictions of those stories.
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“The Portland Bottom Line: Practices for Your Small Business from America’s Hotbed of Sustainability” explores how small businesses can effectively and efficiently shift toward sustainability and thrive.
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WebVisions is an annual conference held in Portland that covers web design and development. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the event and is my second year of attending.
Read More...Every year, AIGA holds a leadership retreat for chapter board members. This year’s retreat was held in Chattanooga, Tennessee and I was invited to do an “inspiration story” presentation and also participate in a panel discussion about the Portland chapter’s sustainability initiative.
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