Posts written for the ‘Check list’ Category

1. Monitor your reputation.
Face-to-face service can make all the difference in how your brand is perceived by your customer. You might have the greatest offering in the world, but one bad experience with a cranking customer service rep can change that customer’s opinion in a heartbeat. In this age of new media, one bad experience [...]

Are you getting in the way of your own companies success? Have you set up rigid guidelines that may hinder your employees work or their motivation? Remove the barrier between your employees and your clients - the barrier being “the company”.

So you’ve worked for ages and now you’re ready to launch. How are you going to prove to your client that your lean css and well thought out semantic code really was worth the money they just invested in you?