Marketing and SEO Tips
If you’ve ever installed a basic SEO plugin and thought, “Okay, it wants me to add a keyword and call it a day” — You’re not alone. That was me a few years ago. But now, after using Rank Math PRO on my own site, I’ve realized just how much deeper real SEO tools go. […]
What Rank Math PRO Actually Checks — And Why It’s More Than You Think Read Post »
We’ve come a long way from stuffing keywords into footers and chasing directory backlinks like it’s 2007. But even now — in the age of AI tools, voice assistants, and smarter algorithms — some SEO myths still hang around like spam in a Gmail folder. Since this week I’m focusing entirely on real, useful SEO
SEO Myth busting in 2025: 5 Misconceptions That Refuse to Die Read Post »
Back to Past Projects Overview This final chapter is about reconnection, renewal, and choosing to do things differently going forward. By the time Carroll Media Services re-entered the picture, I had been through a full career cycle: the early enthusiasm, the missteps, the wins, and the burnouts. But this time, I didn’t jump in with
Day 7: The Comeback Project – Carroll Media, HyperLynx Studio & Culligan Quench Read Post »
Back to Past Projects Overview It’s wonderful when the right tools and timing hit. After a long stretch of navigating tough fits and heavier roles, Coffee Shopping Network (CSN) was a breath of fresh air. This was the first time I had the tools, platform, and support to run an e-commerce operation the way I
Day 6: The Right Tools and Timing – CSN & JavaSmart Read Post »
Back to Past Projects Overview Sometimes you’re not a good fit. Either with a full time job or freelance clients. Sometimes, you walk into a job hoping for stability—and find yourself in a role that drains you more than it builds you. That was my experience at D&M Restoration. While the work itself was creative
Day 5: When the Fit isn’t Right Read Post »
Back to Past Projects Overview The Start of Systems thinking – Some jobs stretch you in unexpected directions. You’re hired for one thing, but end up wearing five hats—and somewhere in the middle, you realize you’re building more than just tasks. You’re building systems. That’s what happened during my time at Outreach North America (ARP
Day 3: Systems Thinking Before I Had the Words – From Admin to Architect Read Post »
By now, you know that your website needs to work across all kinds of screens. In today’s digital age, users access content through a variety of devices, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers. This raises the question: how do I actually make my website responsive? Do I need to hire a tech wizard? Learn
Responsive Design Series – Day 4: Tools That Help You Get There (No Coding Required) Read Post »
5 Essentials for a Fully Responsive Website Design Creating a website that looks great on every device is no longer optional it’s essential. In today’s digital world, visitors expect your website to load quickly, look good, and function smoothly whether they’re on a desktop computer, tablet, or smartphone. A responsive website design ensures that your
5 Responsive Essentials for Website Design Read Post »
How a Catalog Became a Cultural Icon Most product descriptions are boring. • “100% cotton. Machine washable. Available in 3 colors.” But J. Peterman’s writing turned a simple catalog into a story-driven experience. Example: Instead of selling a raincoat, J. Peterman wrote: “Somewhere west of Laramie, a man pulls his collar up against the wind,
The J. Peterman Effect: When Writing Turns a Brand Into a Legend Read Post »
The Power of Human-Driven Creativity In an era where technology is rapidly evolving, the importance of human creativity and books remains paramount. With the rise of artificial intelligence, it is crucial to differentiate between what machines can replicate and what uniquely stems from human experience. This blog post delves into the intersection of human creativity,
Books That Prove AI Can’t Replace Human Creativity Read Post »
