by Roxanne Darling on June 26, 2009
We have the antidote to yesterday’s post on how to learn what you don’t know!
We are launching a new business that is all about training. We’ve helped out clients be incredibly successful on the web over the past 14 years, and we want to share this knowledge with others. We also want to do it [...]
by Roxanne Darling on June 25, 2009
The social web is full of free information. Many people forego formal training in favor of copying what they see others’ doing. We sometimes do this ourselves—once you have a strong base of knowledge in a specific area, it is quite reasonable to look at others’ tips or code and be able to reverse engineer [...]
by Shane Robinson on August 28, 2008
Recently, after creating the “Badges” page for the PodCamp Hawaii site, we were contacted by several other Podcamp Organizers around the world. They wanted to know how we created the page and how to create the source code.
It’s easy enough if you’re a programmer or web developer. But it can be confusing and difficult [...]
by Roxanne Darling on January 24, 2008
I’ll be speaking this morning at the Hawaii Advertising Federation’s annual “university.” This is a day when the ad pros come together to network and open minds to new ideas.
First off, I say congrats. There is this sticky wicket in that the more a person becomes an expert, the more confusing it [...]
by Roxanne Darling on November 6, 2007
This past weekend I created a 4-page web site for my Mom (83) to feature an art show she had recently. It was a fairly simple process, but then again, I am a web developer by trade! More than once I’ve discovered that things are easy…if you know what you are doing. If you [...]
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