Been a while...

Duende wrote:

While sitting in a puddle Bonnie Granat scribbled in the mud:


To explain the services I offer and to motivate people who need them
to request more information.

Should it not also establish an identity for your business?

I'm trying.

Preferably one that implies reliability. Your frequent site changes
do more to imply that your are likely to be a less than reliable
fly-by-night type that could never properly finish a job.

I think that's an unwarranted assumption for a Web site that has
consistently improved over the years. If someone's observed the site over
time, they will have certainly noticed that it got better, not worse. What I
think that demonstrates is my ability to focus on a goal and then achieve
that goal. Each little improvement is a goal. I have never gone back to an
old version of the site, but have always retained the new, improved version.
If someone were watching from afar, they might well conclude that I
compulsive, impulsive, and tenacious -- precisely the qualities that make an
excellent editor.

Nothing wrong with honeing your site bulding skills. It just seems
like bad business to do it on your business site.

I don't load pages until I'm sure they're okay (at least in IE). I've never
had a whacked-out site up there that people saw.

But thanks for the thoughts; I appreciate it.

Sun just came out so you know where I have to go.

Be sure to take your towel.


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Bonnie Granat
www.granatedit.com