The New Year always brings the same thing: a general “thank goodness it’s over” feeling for the previous year and resolutions to improve or change for the next year.
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I’d like to start with 2011. It began with quite a big decision, which was to put PB&J Advertising on hold for a while and work with The Citren Group (known at the time as American Technology Systems) in Liberty Hill and their in-house web designer and developer. It was a great opportunity to work with the team there and learn a lot about process automation, which is something I really enjoy.
Toward the end of the past year, Citren became a victim of the economy (in spite of our best efforts) and I began to look at beginning work on PB&J again. I quickly realized that PB&J was more about overall marketing and advertising and that I was more focused on website design and development. That focus led me to C3 Design.
That brings me to 2012, where I start with no resolutions, only a focus: to deliver websites back to their owners. I’m constantly hearing stories of websites not updated and the reasons are as varied as the websites themselves. I want to change that beginning today.
How do you want to change your online presence this year? How will your part of the internet help your business grow?
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