I have just completed two websites for two of the most organised customers I have ever had. I don’t quite know what’s happened to make them both come along at once – maybe I’m being more effective or maybe I was just lucky but whatever it is I thought I would compose a wee post with why they were such successful (and by that I mean fast) builds. Read more…
Every website we build at PoLR follows a certain ‘critical path’ to completion. A Critical Path is terminology that sets out the key milestones and points of a project that must be adhered to, in terms of time and build, in order for all other facets of the project to be able to work and be competed successfully. Read more…
A friend was looking at the Learn Direct site the other day and found a web design course for £50.00, on the same note I was flicking through a well known web design magazine a few weeks ago when I spied an advert for a ’Professionally designed website for £35 a year’. I read it, then read it again and thought WHAT? £35.00 a YEAR for a “professionally designed website?” Read more…
I saw a comment on Twitter the other day and it made me think ‘Wow, that’s a great blog idea and it’d be easy to do too’. After I started writing it I was still thinking ‘Wow, that’s a great blog idea’ but I was also thinking ‘this is actually a bit of a bugger to do’.
(un)Fortunately(for me) I had already messaged the Twitter’er and well, committed to writing it. So here’s my effort and his Tweet that made me do it! Read more…
Anyone err, anyone want to join me?
The act of trying to receive free SEO for a share in the profits of a, most commonly, ecommerce website.
Let’s have a look at what this idiot did, in America.
Viral marketing through humour….We’ve all had random video sent to us by a friend or family member, usually a face plant skateboarder or granny driving into a cafe driving an SUV with a prescription windscreen. Read more…
So, two of us in the PoLR office have reached that time in our lives where we can beathe a sigh of relief. We are officially far too old for the Garage and are allowed to admit we do actually like the odd quiet night in. So what’s happened to us? We’ve turned 30 that’s what. Well, to be more precise, I have and in a fortnight so will Calum. Read more…
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