I was at the MCCSC the other day, working on an exciting new project that I’m hoping will be unveiled within a month. But, while I was there, I saw that they had, on their front desk, cute little business-card-sized ads for the businfo site that I built with them. I also bumped into the person who coordinates the buses, and he says that he’s receiving even more positive feedback than I was aware of. I love to see these things living, breathing, and doing what they were intended to do!

I thought it might be worth a quick note that this “News” section is a place for me to blog about interesting goings-on in my professional world.  Perhaps that’s obvious, but it’s easy enough to write about, so why not say so?

Well, as I enter the 18th month of being self-employed in the world of Web development, it’s about time that I actually have a website for my business, eh? It’s always felt strange that I didn’t have one before, but I’ve been spending my time actually doing work for clients rather than trying to establish my marketing materials. Of course, at some point, one just has to admit that one should have one’s own website.

So, it’s like I hired myself to make a Website for myself!

I’m excited about my decision to use WordPress to manage my site. That should make it easy to keep content updated and looking reasonably good. I figured that if I were consulting with my own business about a web site, I’d recommend a CMS for myself. So, why not take my own advice? Besides making my life easier, I can use it as an example of how helpful a CMS can be. So, there ya go.