WebCami Cafe, Two Years Later
I can hardly believe two years have passed since I launched this website and started our little Facebook group. I have to say I had no idea how much this community would mean to me. I thought maybe I would connect with a handful of designers and share a few thoughts here and there, but…
Read MoreKeep Training! Profitable Project Plan Has Opened Enrollment for 2020
Updated on February 3rd, 2020 It’s been nearly two years since I completed the Profitable Project Plan training by Jennifer Bourn. It’s only been about a full year of having it implemented and I wanted to update this post to reflect what the training has done for me. Last year, my sales revenue increased by…
Read MoreWhy you should refresh your website design
I’m sure you noticed, both WebCami.com and WebCami Cafe got a new look over the holidays. It has become a holiday tradition for me to hold up in my office for three days or more and completely blow up my website design. This year, I made the most dramatic changes I’ve made in years and…
Read MoreWebCami Cafe’s year in review: 2019
Highlights in 2019: This is my 110th published blog post in the cafe. My goal this year is two posts a month. We added 10 new members to our group (47). I may never do any advertising. I like it small. We continue to see support in our group. I love that! My top viewed…
Read MoreConducting your own year end review for your web design business
It’s that time of year for me where I’m frantically trying to wrap up projects before the holidays. It’s a crazy yet exhilarating time each year. I’m so looking forward to the time off that I use to clean my office, get my files in order and update my website. I’m also planning to spend…
Read MoreWhat a freelancer can learn from the impeachment hearings
I promise to make this a non-partisan blog post. Really! I’ve had the impeachment hearings on within earshot of my office all for the past few days. I have to admit, I have a fascination with parliamentary procedures. This comes from years of volunteering on various boards. One time, the community council I participated in…
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