If you’ve been in business for a while now, you may have lots of content living on your website. And even though it seems like you wrote that blog post about how to work with a graphic designer last month, it was actually five years ago! This … Read On ›
When it comes to WordPress misconceptions, I’d like to set the record straight. Here are some common misconceptions and concerns that I hear about WordPress, and here’s how I respond to them. Misconception #1: WordPress is just for bloggers WordPress is a Content Management System that helps to manage … Read On ›
Sometimes fellow creatives and clients say to me: “Wow, Jill. You’re so good at blogging. You’re so consistent! How do you get it done?” Well today, I’m going to tell you. Here’s my reality… Writing: Takes me forever Is not my passion Is not something I want to fill my … Read On ›
What should I write about? If this question keeps you up at night, I’ve been there. But the real question to ask is this: What keeps your ideal clients up at night? Because in that question, you’ll find your answer. In Ilise Benun’s recent blog post, she says: “When I … Read On ›
Want to finally have a finished website? In my freebie report, I guide you through my 12 Actionable Steps to Get Your Website Done because it’s all about following a process, forging ahead and avoiding detours. For many of my clients, the crossroads of whether or not to … Read On ›
People always ask me what the difference is between a blog and a newsletter, and how the two tie together. It’s not my way or the highway; we can still be cool if you have a different approach—but in my latest post on the Creative Freelancer Blog, … Read On ›
Let’s face it—few things are worse than an outdated blog. If you go to somebody’s site and the last post was in 2013, you wonder if they’re still in business—don’t you? So if you want to start a blog, this black hole must be avoided. You’ve gotta commit … Read On ›
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“For years, I've wanted to re-do my website. Partnering with Jill got it done, and I am so happy with the results. Jill is a super talented designer and developer who pays attention to every little detail. Like smart quotes and hanging punctuation! I am thrilled with the WordPress platform, and that I can make the updates myself—It has been so much fun!”
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“I want to thank you for the design you did for my new website.
“I’m really happy with how it turned out, and I’ve gotten multiple compliments on the aesthetics of the site. Thanks for your creativity and work on it, and for making sure it worked so well for me. It’s starting to help me and my business out in some important ways.”
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“I loved working with Jill on the website for my freelance writing business.
“From the first meeting, we were in sync creatively on every aspect of the project. Everyone who’s seen the site comments that it’s very professional, yet it also captures my personality. Jill was great to work with—collaborative, consultative, capable. I’m thrilled with the site—it was a great use of my marketing dollars.”
Bryn Moothbrynmooth.com
“From the start, I warned Jill about my nit-pickiness, but she handled my perfectionistic tendencies with patience and good humor.
“Typically, when I design a website and hand it off to a developer for coding, I’m prepared to view a semi-rough version of what I’ve created and subsequently type up a long punch list of changes. That never happened with Jill: she understood my vision and nailed it on the first try.”
Robin H. Ridleyparfaitstudio.com
“I adore you, Jill Anderson!
“You are a genius—cool, patient and phenomenally talented. Everybody raves about you, and I’ve gotten to witness your smarts through our work together—but seeing your process first-hand was an honor. It’s not just about the amazing results (it’s pretty damn amazing!)—but all the care, big ideas, concepts and thoughtful details you added to make this extra-special.”
Deidre Rienzoconnectwithcopy.com
“Jill is by far the best designer I have ever worked with in my life.
“Not only is she incredibly skilled, but she’s incredible to work with on every project. There’s no one else out there like her… and she will always have a special place in my heart for all that she has done for me, Solamar and the team. We love her… and we hope to work with her forever.”
Chelsea Berlersolamaragency.com
“Hiring Jill to help me with my website was such a smart decision!
“I have worked with many programmers over the years and none of them have the eye for design or the attention to detail Jill possesses. She is the complete package—she understands the front end and back end of the web. Best of all, she was an absolute pleasure to work with from start to finish.”
Laura Wertkinintendcreative.com
“I hired Jill to redesign my website, and she did an excellent job of translating our conversation to exactly what I had envisioned (or better).
“She’s very personable, has great design skills, and knows her way around code, too. It’s rare to find all three of those traits in one person, and it makes her absolutely delightful to work with.”
Tiffany Esteswholebraincreative.com
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