Making things is what happens after web strategy is determined. Here are some things Thoughtfaucet has made.
I just returned from an event hosted by Amanda Levinson titled “#BTVMayor: How Social Media is Redefining Politics” and as can be expected when you get a bunch of smart people in a room and give them a topic in which they are directly involved, many great insights and thoughts were shared. I made a [...]
Reflections of a Thoughtfaucet apprentice.
One of the things I’ve been thinking about a lot lately is the question “Where do you listen to?” That isn’t a typo. The place you listen to informs the questions you hear. I think the questions I hear make a big difference in what I think about and the problems I learn to solve. [...]
What do people mean when they say to “engage your audience” via social media?
One of my recent “Take Gahlord to Lunch” clients was the Vermont Women’s Business Center. They were in a tough situation with their website. Hackers had managed to destroy their existing website leaving them with no way to update their constituents about upcoming events. Redesign and development of a website without the benefit of planning [...]
Thoughtfaucet worked on an animation piece that is showing as part of the Prix Jeunesse International 2010.
The master post for the Getting Started, Getting Better: Social media improvement via web analytics presentation.
An example of children’s animation and music by Thoughtfaucet.
Thoughtfaucet Business Card Series r2 arrives January 2010. Here’s the full key and description of imagery.
Image by gahlord via Flickr One of my clients makes awesome wool hats here in Vermont. These hats are made-to-order and very customizable. There are over 650,000 variations possible, not including adding different team names, for just one style of hat. I’m not joking. Very customizable. The problem with this level of customization, of course, [...]