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We (Red Ant), have released a PDF on planning and creating a digital strategy today. I would love to get your feedback on it (I didn't write the profiles btw!). It can be found here: http://www.redant.co.uk/community/blogs/planning-and-creating-a-digital-strategy/
Hopefully for those of you...
Thank you for your kind words KM-Tiger :-)
There are many different ways that people pick things up. Personally that article wouldn't work for me either, but different strokes for different folks.
I am glad you found it interesting Earl.
We use them consistently for our clients, not a problem for our company in over 5 years and in my time using them closer to 10 (touch wood!). Good service, reasonable price, pretty bang on all round.
Plus also a good migration plan if you want to go to a more advanced service later on.
Having a quick look, one thing that does stand out can you make the text darker? It's very hard to read at present, seems as if I am trying to view it through a piece of paper.
I guess I should throw my tuppence worth in here.
Open source / own code CMS I think we're coming into the 80:20 rule; 80% of all the websites companies on here will need should be able to be perfectly manageable over an open source CMS, probably out of the box, with just a little...
Not really, if read the post above yours from awebapart.
There are lots of bits and pieces we can pull back and infer from the original post, in fact I'd go as far to say in that we could quite happily get rid of @ 80% of content management systems. Obviously there isn't enough to quote on...
Somewhat harsh Stuart. Before being able to go further some form of requirements listing would be needed, but for a few suggestions and Paul has said there is more than enough info.
Creo,
One for the lawyers should the need arise. However since e-mails have been recognised as legally binding in contract law with suitable case material I would expect so.
That said however, should I have felt the need to introduce and NDA into a relationship with another company I wouldn't...
If things like that didn't make me feel like crying I'd be laughing!
I'm sorry to be nasty, but sites like that one have placed themselves on a pedestal by what they are trying to achieve and the quality of that site is distinctly poor.
> going back to lurking again now <