crowdSPRING is a website for graphic design, and it’s way different that the normal process. Designers compete for your business. You post a project, deposit how much you are willing to pay for the project, and then wait as the submissions start rolling in. If you don’t get at least 25 submissions for your project,
Category Archives: website
>Premier Blogcast: 4 Things You Need To Know About Getting a Website
>Welcome to episode #1 of The Marketing Spot Blogcast, the internet show about small business marketing. Our very first show is about websites for small businesses with guest Larry Bailin, CEO of Single Throw and author of Mommy, Where Do Customers Come From?: How to market to a new world of connected customers. To get
>Websites 101 for Small Businesses
>Book Review: Mommy, Where do Customers Come From? I met author Larry Bailin at Blog World Expo in Las Vegas last month and found him knowledgeable and engaging. Not to mention we have similar hair styles. He invited me to read his book and I’m glad he did. This is the review I posted on
>You Should Not Blog
>So in part one of our “Who Should Blog” series, we threw out the big question; Should you blog as a small business? The answer was probably. Blogging is a quick way to establish credibility and become a resource for your customers. In part two we gave you four big reasons to blog if you
>Who Should Blog? – Part 2
>Blogged from BlogWorld Expo in Las Vegas If you’re reading this blog you are probably more internet-aware than most normal people. This is a consideration on whether or not you should blog for your small business. While ambling about Las Vegas the last couple of days, it has struck me that most people still do
>Blogging From BlogWorld: Who Should Blog?
>I’m at the BlogWorld & New Media Expo in Las Vegas this week. One of the big questions here at the Expo will be “Who should be blogging?” Most of the people here at the Expo will say “everyone!” But they are already blogging and predisposed to do so. But my question is “should small
Websites: Un-Sexiness Works
Stephen Denny tells us how Bringing Un-Sexy Back is good for your marketing. I think the same principle also goes for your website. This is one area where small businesses can actually get a good lesson from a big business (website). Like we did with our logo lesson (see: The Importance of a Logo in
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