For over a decade we've been serving physicians through consults, branding, website design and development, media production and digital marketing strategies.

Our clients who might have paid an exorbitant amount for past websites and other services have the opportunity to pay less, and get more.

More also includes education, support and a greater understanding on what questions to ask and answers to expect by those digital marketing reps that come through the door or phone line of a medical practice.

Many medical practices invest $$ to be on the front pages of Google or through Google click ads but it's not the click that truly matters at the end of the day that gets people to a website, it's the action that they take, or not.

What matters is if they take action or not when there. If a website is not converting visitors into customers - then schedule a FREE consult with me to talk about your option on how to move your traffic in paying customers. 

Changing the path of a business or the course of a big ship can be challenging when all resources and attention are occupied with simply keeping things calm and 'normal'. Big ideas rarely sneak up on us. Rather they are waiting for our 'attention' through 'intention'. If you 'wish' something would change, then I suggest looking into the following concepts to imagine their application to your venture, business or journey.

I did. They initiated our 7series, and changed our capacity and greatly expanded our outcomes.

A closer look:

Long Tail

Open Source + Cloud

Speculative not Custom
We used to build individual websites and single applications. We're now modeling successful developers like those seen in real estate and technology networks based on efficient replication and management. This removes the obstacles of individual development, capital outlay and time of production.
See Intelligent Speakers

Compounding Residual

One of the rewards of bringing success to teams is the creation of a diverse residual income which is prolonged through a network based on collaboration and community.

Webs not Websites

Integrative

Daniel just added a shot of espresso to a client of ours: http://www.integratedfruitproduction.com and renewed the video interview of the Columbia Fruit Growers Association http://www.cgfg.org/ Visit their sites and buy their fruit!

Congratulations to Will Williams, Creator/Owner of www.Riverboxes.com on a substantial SEO enhancement we're finishing. Riverboxes are professionally selected fly fishing assortments, focused on specific rivers so you don't have to carry all kinds of tackle, and you'll have confidence to catch fish with the right flies for that river. We look forward to your growth with first page Google rankings!

New sites to note: http://www.ruralwebsiteservices.com and http://www.marieanndesigns.com Congratulations to both Merlin Berg and Susan Rodriguez.

A musician, band, vocal artist, author or speaker can best monetize their passion when they project professionalism, showcase their talents, build a fan base, and diversify marketability into multiple income streams. 

Build the business of your passion with the help our Artist Suite, personalized mentoring business development training, and with the help of our graphic, print, and duplication services.

Our Artist Suite facilitates:

• the ‘professionalism’ as a business

• the ‘marketing value’ as a product 

• the ‘popularity value’ as a revenue generator 

• the ‘product sales’ to generate income & opportunities

Our Artist Suite includes these pages & supporting website functions:

You'd think that a guy known for perpetual creativity would be an avid blogger, but you'd be wrong (in my case). It seems that with all the creativity comes far too little time to do this! What I mean is that the longer I live the more I realize that there's too much to learn in one life-time, so it's best to bring in someone that knows better.

In this case, I would like to introduce Merlin Mann as an expert blogger and writer. Here's his advise on creating a great blog:

http://www.43folders.com/2008/08/19/good-blogs

Good blogs have a voice. 

Who wrote this? What is their name? What can I figure out about who they are that they have never overtly told me? What's their personality like and what do they have to contribute -- even when it's "just" curation. What tics and foibles fascinate make me about this blog and the person who makes it? Most importantly: what obsesses this person?

Good blogs reflect focused obsessions. 

People start real blogs because they think about something a lot. Maybe even five things. But, their brain so overflows with curiosity about a family of topics that they can't stop reading and writing about it. They make and consume smart forebrain porn. So: where do this person's obsessions take them?

Good blogs are the product of "Attention times Interest." 

A blog shows me where someone's attention tends to go. Then, on some level, they encourage me to follow the evolution of their interest through a day or a year. There's a story here. Ethical "via" links make it easy for me to follow their specific trail of attention, then join them for a walk made out of words.Good blog posts are made of paragraphs. 

Blog posts are written, not defecated.

They show some level of craft, thinking, and continuity beyond the word count mandated by the Owner of Your Plantation. If a blog has fixed limits on post minimums and maximums? It's not a blog: it's a website that hires writers. Which is fine. But, it's not really a blog.

Good "non-post" blogs have style and curation. 

Some of the best blogs use unusual formats, employ only photos and video, or utilize the list format to artistic effect. I regret there are not more blogs that see format as the container for creativity -- rather than an excuse to write less or link without context more.

Good blogs are weird. 

Blogs make fart noises and occasionally vex readers with the degree to which the blogger's obsession will inevitably diverge from the reader's. If this isn't happening every few weeks, the blogger is either bored, half-assing, or taking new medication.

Good blogs make you want to start your own blog. 

At some point, everyone wants to kill the Buddha and make their own obsessions the focus. This is good. It means you care.Good blogs try. I've come to believe that creative life in the first-world comes down to those who try just a little bit harder. Then, there's the other 98%. They're still eating the free continental breakfast over at FriendFeed. A good blog is written by a blogger who thinks longer, works harder, and obsesses more. Ultimately, a good blogger tries. That's why "good" is getting rare.

Good blogs know when to break their own rules. Duh. I made a list, didn't I? Yes. I did. Big fan. 

 OK - now it's your turn!

Write something you care about.