So my ebook, The Beginner’s Guide to Social Media, is now starting to earn its keep. As of today, the Emily Cagle Communications website and blog goes live. So what’s that got to do with my ebook? Emily is a reader turned client.
In the end, it’s not rocket science; I give advice and help where I can. Emily downloaded my social media ebook and then came back with a few questions about her website, and since I’m a web designer and developer, I was only too happy to accept her work.
Emily had already made the decision to start a company blog, but her concern was that the website and blog would look like too very different animals. As you’ll see from the end product, the two flow into one another seamlessly, as if they were made for each other.
But it’s not all one way — Emily is now bringing her not inconsiderable public relations’ services to Octane, hopefully helping me grow my business.
It must come as little surprise to know that both Emily & I are thrilled with the end result, which you can read more about in my case study on the Emily Cagle Communications website. But this is only the beginning. We’ve both been working on planning a long-term social media strategy, making the most of the key technologies out there, like Facebook and Twitter to help promote her business.
If you think your business website could do with face lift, a tuck, a trim, a complete overhaul, or maybe you’re looking for a little more social media know-how, then get in touch straight away and let’s see if I can help!
