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What kind of work do I do?

Creative services. This includes online and offline Marketing Communication solutions, including concept through design of print and web campaigns, social media and relationship marketing consulting and integration. There is no job too small or basic. Here's the full scoop.

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• Web design & communications
• Print design & communications
• Branding (Logos, identity)

Online Marketing Intro for Small Businesses

Know you need some kind of marketing or communications plan but have no idea where to start? I help small businesses start with a plan and follow through on action. It can start as simple as a brand identity (need business cards?) or an ad campaign, evolving to your web presence and an online "culture creation" strategy. Solving problems through design, communications, and community integration. This is what I do.  Email me through the contact form or call me (541) 490-9621 for a consultation.

Got Schooled

Washington State University - BA in Communications
Art Institute of Seattle - Graphic Design
School of Visual Arts Seattle - Advertising Art Direction


Quick Tips

Email marketing is good if you have something worth reading. Don't push your products and your services. Open up a discussion about something of value.  For example, instead of pushing your landscaping business, include a Q&A section or offer information on how to compost leaves in the Fall or when to transplant perennials in your area. Offer value and gain trust with your customer by showing them you're not just pushing products. Then they will look forward to reading your emails versus just clicking the delete button as soon as it comes to their inbox.

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Cure for Cancer or will it ever be???

John Kanzius Foundation has brought some innovation to the cancer-curing research world with Radio Waves. That's right, non-invasive targeted radiofrequency cancer treatment destroys cancer cells without the debilitating side effects. Let's hope the FDA doesn't find out. It might actually work and then no one will ever know about it.

 

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Tuesday
30Sep2008

Inspired by Sabrina Ward Harrison

DateTuesday, September 30, 2008 at 01:05AM

Every once in awhile I'm blown away by another artist's work, so much that I study their every stroke seeking out something to take from it. How did she achieve that stroke? What was the thought process behind putting those two very random elements together? And make it work so seamlessly? This is what goes through my mind when I look at Sabrina Ward Harrison's work.

I was first taken by Sabrina's work when I randomly picked up her first work "Spilling Open", which she published at just 22 years old. It's pretty good. The freedom and confidence of  having no borders of colors, fonts, or messaging, and the ability to make it all look good and sound poetically brilliant is talent. I don't have that talent -- I am not deep enough. But I'll take a little bit from her and be fine with that. Reading through her story, it's not difficult to point out that with that kind of talent comes some darkness and insecurites that bring out that powerful art expression in the first place. Check her stuff out.


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