Sunday, June 6, 2010
I must confess that after doing GetCalhoun.com since 2002, I got the wanderlust and went looking for other challenges in the website field. My circular journey began in August of 2009 and wound up one fine weekend in June of 2010. I've seen the elephant, and now I'm ready really looking forward to putting all of my time back into my first love, and that's GetCalhoun.com.
No, I didn't quit GetCalhoun.com...far from it. I just took on extra duties. Since August, I must tell you that I have learned a university's worth more than I already knew about webology, and politely, I must tell you that I wasn't bad at it when I went back to school.
I come back to GetCalhoun.com full time now armed with a sack of fresh knowledge, resources, and some not inexpensive tools that I didn't have before.
And I come back rededicated. You know, I think GetCalhoun.com has always been friendly, personable, and easy to converse with. But, it's going to be even more so now, and this isn't all about marketing, either. I love the idea of having a better connection with the audience. I sort of shied away from it, lo these many years, worried that it might look a tad unprofessional to have a direct connection...but what the heck...what you see here is what you get. Always has been. It's just even easier to holler at each other these days.
I don't believe GC has a thing to lose by being more accessible. Do you?
Norm
No, I didn't quit GetCalhoun.com...far from it. I just took on extra duties. Since August, I must tell you that I have learned a university's worth more than I already knew about webology, and politely, I must tell you that I wasn't bad at it when I went back to school.
I come back to GetCalhoun.com full time now armed with a sack of fresh knowledge, resources, and some not inexpensive tools that I didn't have before.
And I come back rededicated. You know, I think GetCalhoun.com has always been friendly, personable, and easy to converse with. But, it's going to be even more so now, and this isn't all about marketing, either. I love the idea of having a better connection with the audience. I sort of shied away from it, lo these many years, worried that it might look a tad unprofessional to have a direct connection...but what the heck...what you see here is what you get. Always has been. It's just even easier to holler at each other these days.
I don't believe GC has a thing to lose by being more accessible. Do you?
Norm
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