Every week I try and find something funny about my profession. I find it to be funny when I see other designer and developers experiencing some of the aches and pains I go through at times. But I wonder if this is only just the design industry? Do you think any other industry witness the same issues?
The Journal: A Collection of Good Fruit
Make My Logo Bigger! Seriously?
It’s all too often that a client really wants to have the logo be the most prominent visual element on their website. I understand that it may appear that it’s what they call a brand. A brand is more than just the clipart as my good friend at Powerband Graphics would say. It’s seriously not the size in which the logo is presented. But instead the holistic approach of a message you want to project to your target audience. I can run my engine on this subject for a very long time without taking a breathe, but I’m going to let the Make My Logo Bigger Cream video do the spoofing.
My Mechanic, and his Webmaster Skills
If I have issues with my Karmann Ghia, I have a crew of rugged, grease-under-the-fingernails type mechanics I can trust with my baby. These guys know their engines, and they know how to fine tune my prized possession.
But I was pleased to discover these guys basically know the foundation of solid web development, too. Stick with me here, and I’ll take you under the hood of a fundamentally strong website.
The $16.5 Billion Secret to Climbing Google Rankings
I saw a stat the other day that stopped my tracks.
In 2010, the search engine optimization (SEO) industry is expected to score $16.5 billion in revenue. That’s $16.5 billion tickets bought by businesses hoping to hit the Google lottery for prime space on search engine results. I guess when the prize is big, people are willing to throw their money around.
You Dig the New Skins?
Yes! We’ve finally launched our new look. We clipped a few eye brows, manicured a few finger nails (ewe!), ironed our pants and polished our shoes. The gist of it all is that we’ve finally got it ready to go for you to enjoy. Please look around and give feedback. We are still ironing out a few kinks. If you happen to run into any kinks within the next couple of days, please let us know by contacting us.
There are a few things we have added, edited, and deleted. But as for the existing visitors you will have to get reacquainted with where everything is. Nothing big. Stay tuned for all the Notables and good information as we will continue to build out new features for Cloffice.
Thanks so much for your support. We’ve had a tremendous year thanks to our clients.




