Hiring An Expert: 3 Tips to Get What You Really Need
/0 Comments/in Digital Marketing, Musings from WebProdigy /by webprodigycomYou just might be surprised with the outcome.
When was the last time you spent the time and money to receive a professional service, whether it was from your doctor, your hairdresser, your auto mechanic or your web expert? You were motivated with the intention to relieve a pain point. You might have arrived with a solution, instead of describing the problem. The expert will likely deliver the solution that you’re asking. But without knowing more facts, they will deliver what you’re asking for but not what you really need. Read more
3 Clues to Finding your Ideal Client
/0 Comments/in Digital Marketing, Musings from WebProdigy /by webprodigycomThe answer to finding your ideal client
is hidden in the clues of your every day life.
This article is for my fellow entrepreneurs who are unclear about who their target market is and have experienced the pain of wasting time and money engaging the wrong type of clients. I will expose 3 clues to reveal exactly who your target market should be and how to start connecting with your ideal client.
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The Story of WebProdigy
/0 Comments/in Musings from WebProdigy /by webprodigycomFrom my perspective
WebProdigy is my first child, born in December of 1997 as an experiment as an inquisitive college student who was immersed in the studies of electronic communications and business at Washington State University and had a newfound taste for web development. I could see endless possibilities for the Web, despite slow loading photos, unreliable dial up connections and my little 640 x 480 display. I was in love. I started dreaming BIG about the potential for businesses on the Internet. Read more
Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Boss
/0 Comments/in Musings from WebProdigy /by webprodigycomSurrounded by a room full of enthusiastic, unique and authentic women, I entered my first networking event in over 5 years and I had no idea what to expect but I knew I NEEDED to get connected. I’ve been playing too small for too long. This event was the perfect launching pad. Read more