Blog Posts: Business
Blogging for Business in New Mexico»
Evo operates in New Mexico, a state ranked at or near the bottom of the nation in too many business, economic development, public education, and social equity categories. I’m not…
Reducing Development Time by Effective Planning in Multiple Team-Member Development»
When developing a website or web application on your own—or with another person you’re used to working with—planning can be pretty informal without endangering the project. When you find yourself…
Book Review: Stories that Sell by Casey Hibbard»
I’ve known Casey Hibbard for approximately five years, and have provided web design/development services for her. She has written some case studies, or “success stories” as she prefers, for my…
Part 4, Why Bad Websites Happen to Good Companies: Leaving the Website to the Webmaster or Web Designer»
Don’t get me wrong: web designers and programmers are critical to the process of creating a website. But they cannot manufacture a viable web presence without the ongoing interest and…
Part 1, Why Bad Websites Happen to Good Companies: Thinking of the Company Website as an Online Brochure»
Ah, the good old days, when the web was a simpler place: you could just take your company brochure and put it online. Often, the only interactive feature was an…
What Information Do We Trust?»
The following table appears in the book Stories that Sell that a friend of ours (Casey Hibbard, success-story guru) is about to publish. The result of surveys by the University…
