by Nicole Ouellette | Oct 2, 2015 | Websites
Sometimes, when I hand websites over to large companies and organizations to maintain, I wince. I wince because, despite training, documentation, and the ability to make a ‘copy’ of a page when creating a new page, websites typically get passed from person...
by Nicole Ouellette | Sep 28, 2015 | Websites
I hate it when I hear people talk bad about me. Thankfully it doesn’t happen often. In part, I’m sure, is because my friends know my ‘don’t tell me if it’s bad’ policy. In reality, I’m a pretty sensitive person. But...
by Kassandra Strout | Sep 18, 2015 | Websites
I have a funny story to tell you. This May, my brother was having a tough time after his childhood pet passed away. He lives in Boston, and I wanted to send some sort of condolence his way. The new Mad Max had just started playing in theaters, so I found a movie...
by Nicole Ouellette | Sep 4, 2015 | Websites
I get asked, at least once a week if we ‘do’ SEO. This is my experience with SEO: Typically, it’s used as a d-bag intimidation tactic to get people to simultaneously 1) feel stupid and 2) give them money. To me, SEO is ongoing work that happens when...
by Nicole Ouellette | Aug 14, 2015 | Websites
About six months ago, someone asked me what I thought of ‘The Grid’. Started by some folks behind Medium.com, it was a promising startup. The membership model was simple: sign on as a founding member and lock in a low monthly rate. The idea is that...
by Kassandra Strout | Jul 6, 2015 | Websites
Tucker Mountain Log Homes was a fun build for us. From the moment we first spoke with Judy, it was clear that everyone on the Tucker Mountain crew is dedicated to the business and delivering a quality product that their customers will love. We even got to sit down...
