Get the word out with flexible, super-usable flyers
How Th’ Poetry Asylum uses economical black-and-white flyers to spread the word about their monthly poetry readings.
Make an impression and be remembered with business cards
How Nashville musician Jimmy Rinehart makes connections with people in the industry, gets people to his website, and proves he’s worth remembering.
Album Art wording: a checklist for musicians
You’ve got your tracks recorded, song order finalized, & title chosen — now get all of your copy together. Here’s a handy checklist of what you need.
Keep it together! “Asset management” for creators
Musician, writer, or creator? Here’s how to organize & store all of your files, images, bits of copy, and links (so you can find them when you need them).
But dreams do not come true just because you dream them. It’s hard work that makes things happen. It’s hard work that creates change.
Shonda Rimes
The “Picture Mat”: How we combine the WordPress Block Editor with Page Builders
After digging into real-world client sites, we’ve landed on a hybrid approach to combine page builders like Beaver Builder with the Gutenberg block editor.
Don’t be humble! Use testimonials as social proof
People make decisions based on what other people are saying. Collecting and sharing great testimonials lets others do all the bragging about you.
Get that picture in the Wiki-verse
Have you taken a photo that would be great for Wikipedia? Here’s how to give it to the Internet.
Color theory for crafts: Contrast
Color theory is for crafts, too! The right color choice in the background can make the top pop.
Wikipedia articles for awesome ladies: a primer
So you’re an awesome lady who’s done cool things and you think you’re worthy of a Wikipedia article! Here’s a part manifesto, part how-to.
How to improve your site with category & tag descriptions
Provide value to your WordPress website visitors by giving each category and tag a description, and then double-checking its SEO data. Everyone wins!
“The willingness to show up changes us. It makes us a little braver each time.”
Brené Brown