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Using WordPress for Project Bidding with WPBids

Thursday Bram 8th September Tools 2 Comments

Your project bid can make or break your chances when it comes to landing a particular client. However, investing too much time in a project bid doesn’t make good business sense: you don’t get paid for the time that goes into creating your proposal. So any tool that can streamline the proposal process and help you turn out a high-quality proposal is worthwhile. And if it’s built on a system that you may already be familiar with — like WordPress — that’s even better. Read More

Jared Goralnick Interview: AwayFind

Thursday Bram 18th August Interviews 0 Comments

Recently the Netsetter had the opportunity to speak with Jared Goralnick of AwayFind and Set Consulting. Check below the jump for both audio and text versions of Thursday Bram interviewing Jared about himself, his business, and his advice for you. Read More

Chris Guillebeau Interview: Art of Non-Conformity

Thursday Bram 26th July Interviews 3 Comments

Recently the Netsetter had the opportunity to speak with Chris Guillebeau of Art of Non-Conformity and Unconventional Guides. Check below the jump for both audio and text versions of Thursday Bram interviewing Chris about himself, his business, and his advice for you.

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Site Review: Create an Ecommerce Store in 15 Minutes with Vendr

Thursday Bram 21st July Reviews 5 Comments

For the average blogger or website owner, adding a store to an existing website is rarely easy. Either you can spend hours, along with plenty of money, on integrating a robust set of e-commerce tools, or you can use a simple system that typically directs buyers away from your website. Neither is a truly good option, whether you’re looking at things from a technical perspective or you’re worrying more about marketing.

Vendr, a new set of e-commerce tools from Boxador, is aiming to become the alternative. It offers a store that will work with an existing website, without requiring a knowledge of HTML or CSS. But does it deliver? Read More