Jeanette Goulart had been working passionately out of her garage for years, producing artwork visible only to local galleries, and purchased only by close friends and customers.

There was no denying her talent, and deep down she believed that ultimate success could be found by expanding the visibility of her work.  But bringing almost 100 pieces of artwork from her garage to the internet was a daunting task, both time consuming and technically difficult.

Through a series of meetings, Jeanette revealed that not only did she want to display her pieces, she wanted to:

• Grab visitor’s attention with a dazzling front page and custom graphics
  
• Have a full e-commerce solution to sell giclees, notecards, and other creations from her living room
• Display galleries, separated by categories
• Display detailed information for each piece of artwork
• Have the ability to blog on her site – without my help :-)

Could I handle all that? Heck yea! It took roughly two weeks, and the finished product was beyond her expectations.

Once she’s gotten her virtual feet wet, I’ll be setting her up with a mailing list to keep in touch with all of her fans, and introducing her to social networking necessities like Twitter.

So hey, if you’re producing something the world needs to see, I can help. If you want some killer artwork, Jeanette can help.

Until next time!

~Jason

Websites can be used as simply a landing page for information or, in cases like Insomnia Radio’s, a central location to showcase 1000′s of musicians and hundreds of worldwide podcast episodes.

The Insomnia Radio crew needed, for lack of better words, “THE WORKS!“

• Support for multiple authors
• Web hosting that could handle over 10,000 listeners worldwide
• Easy-to-publish streaming audio & video
• Dozens of pages & tons of links
• Custom graphics
• Ability for bands to upload their music right from the website
• Interactive commenting system
• Podcasting support, RSS Feeds, and other web geekery!

I can create simple or ridiculously complex websites for you, AND teach you how to get the most out of them once the job is finished. Whether it’s a simple contact form for a seminar, or an international podcasting network, consider it handled with care, passion, and professionalism.

Nothing better than a Live Demo! Click Here to visit Insomnia Radio.

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Last week the podcast debut of Robert Ashley’s “A Life Well Wasted” inspired me to pen a short blog post exploring the notion of what I call “Disposable Video Games.” I committed myself to exploring this at length in Episode 3 – with YOUR help – and the feedback was amazing.

I’m proud of this, the 3rd outing of Mental Doodles & Lost Thoughts and I’m constantly encouraged by the stellar community already forming around it. So instead of wasting this space with bullet points about the episode, let’s use it to thank some folks!

THE EPISODE 3 HONOR ROLL:

• Rob LeFebvre from Ordinary Swords & The Portable Gamer
• David Jacobs from Connected World Media
• Michael Abbott from The Brainy Gamer
• Blake & Cory from The EvilCast NewsBrief
• Michael Dodd from This Week in Geek
• Brent The Closet Geek from the Electro To DnB Podcast
• Ammon Horn from A Random Gamer
• Kris from VGNerd.com

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