Good things are worth waiting for!
Those of you who have worked with web designers know how frustrating the process can be. Granted, we live in an environment of instant gratification, and I wanted it done at least three months ago!
But, at last, it is “finished” – the new and improved home for my company, BRODY Professional Development -- www.BrodyPro.com.
I say “finished,” because there are still some modifications being made, including shopping cart “tweaks” -- and then working specifically on updating the Marjorie Brody part of the site, so it coordinates with the new design of the BRODY Professional Development pages.
That being said, for those of you who want to download some “free information” – invaluable tips and articles – please check out the new site. Again, www.BrodyPro.com.
On an unrelated note, this week, I head to Scottsdale, Arizona -- you may be asking, “Why on Earth would anyone go to Scottsdale in the middle of July?” My answer: To attend the board meeting and annual conference of National Speakers Association.
I always learn something by attending this annual event – and next week, I’ll blog about some of these learnings, so you, too, can benefit!
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Monday, July 13, 2009
Monday, June 29, 2009
New BRODY Web Site Coming Soon, Really!
One more week. One more week. One more week.
I am so tired of hearing “one more week!”
What am I referring to? My new and improved corporate web site going “live.”
The irony is that from my perspective, this is an ongoing complaint. I think web designers (or, maybe it’s just creative types in general) sometimes look for ways to hold up the process.
I say that because a lot of industry colleagues have the same complaint – of web site redesign projects often taking more time than initially estimated, or unforeseen developments that further increase the time spent.
I know they say “Good things come to those who wait.”
But, whatever happened to managing client expectations? Or being held accountable to deadlines?
With that said, I have drawn my own line in the sand. The redesigned BRODY Professional Development web site --- www.brodypro.com -- will be live, on or before July 10.
Of course, there will be still be a new shopping cart to fine tune, my personal speaking web site to update, and other “tweeks” over time.
My expectation (silly woman!) is that it will all be done by the end of the summer. Since it’s been a year in coming, it had better be good! (Of course, I’m biased, but sneak peaks tell me that this is the case!).
Let me know what you think. On July 13, visit www.brodypro.com.
I am so tired of hearing “one more week!”
What am I referring to? My new and improved corporate web site going “live.”
The irony is that from my perspective, this is an ongoing complaint. I think web designers (or, maybe it’s just creative types in general) sometimes look for ways to hold up the process.
I say that because a lot of industry colleagues have the same complaint – of web site redesign projects often taking more time than initially estimated, or unforeseen developments that further increase the time spent.
I know they say “Good things come to those who wait.”
But, whatever happened to managing client expectations? Or being held accountable to deadlines?
With that said, I have drawn my own line in the sand. The redesigned BRODY Professional Development web site --- www.brodypro.com -- will be live, on or before July 10.
Of course, there will be still be a new shopping cart to fine tune, my personal speaking web site to update, and other “tweeks” over time.
My expectation (silly woman!) is that it will all be done by the end of the summer. Since it’s been a year in coming, it had better be good! (Of course, I’m biased, but sneak peaks tell me that this is the case!).
Let me know what you think. On July 13, visit www.brodypro.com.
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