The eBook I’ve been working on for a few months is finally finished. The idea started out as part of a brainstorming session as I was following a business program, and I realized I actually had things to say on the matter.
I’ve been a part of many site redesign projects, both good and bad. This eBook shares my best practices for those of you who run small businesses or a marketing department in a larger company, and don’t know whereabouts to start.
The eBook package also includes:
- Excel file template for measuring the progress of the build
- typical timeline for all steps in the process
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Here’s an excerpt from the book regarding hiring a designer:
“Sometimes it’s just a gut feeling on hiring a designer. While it’s important to take a look at their previous work and clients, it’s also important to make sure you can communicate and work well together. Any good designer will have a standard contract that covers all parties in case the project is cancelled, or due to other unexpected circumstances. They should be organized and flexible, within reason, to your requests and questions. My view is there are no stupid questions, I try to answer everything with the same regard so the client is better prepared for future projects.”
I’m thrilled the eBook is finally done and I can move on to other projects. What problem does your business have that needs to be solved?
