[tweetmeme]The folks over at DIY Themes have just announced a new SEO product. It’s called Scribe SEO, and it makes SEO copywriting simple. Creating search optimized web pages, blog posts, and press releases used to be time consuming at best and mystifying at worst. Not anymore.
What is Scribe SEO?
Scribe SEO is a WordPress plugin that is used to analyze blog posts for SEO strength. This product is interesting because it is able to ‘read’ your content to produce a report about a post’s keyword strength, density, search volume and more. When I first saw Scribe SEO, I didn’t know what it was truly all about. I signed up for the free test drive to give it a closer look.
My First Impressions
To illustrate how Scribe SEO works, I’ll be taking screenshots of its usage as I write this post. After I installed the plugin, this is what I see in my WordPress admin:
Scribe won’t allow users to Analyze their content until three conditions are met: a complete title tag, meta description, and content. Because of these conditions, users must have the All In One SEO Pack plugin installed, or be using the Thesis WordPress Theme.
My All In One SEO Pack settings for this post looks like this:
In this case, I am looking to rank for the terms ‘Scribe SEO Review’ and ‘Scribe SEO’. Once I’ve filled out theses fields, I am ready to analyze my content.
First Evaluation
The first thing that appears is a large percentage which indicates my overall search engine optimization score. This score is built off a variety of factors such as title length, keyword usage, body content, hyperlinks used, and the description copy.
My first run-through is a 73%, not too bad. On the right, the plugin tells me what I need to fix:
First, Scribe tells me that my content is just 236 words, below its 300 recommended length. I’m not too worried about this because the post hadn’t been completed yet.
Second, Scribe tells me that the keywords ‘Scribe’ and ‘SEO’ are being used too much in the post. I’ll be able to fix this up later.
Along the top of the Scribe popup window are six different tabs that offer more insight into the search engine strength of my post. Let’s take a look at the ‘Keyword Analysis’ tab.
The ‘Keyword Analysis’ tab is beautiful. It determines my primary and secondary keywords. It then takes these keywords, indicates the density at which I’ve used them in my post and estimates the average annual search volume for that particular word or phrase.
Currently, my top two keywords are showing a 7.35% density, higher than the 5.5% which is recommended.
The next tab along the top is ‘Change Keywords’. In this tab, Scribe guesses other keywords which I may be targeting, and how to give them more prominence in my post. The page also shows how to de-emphasize my primary keywords (which had too high of a density).
The next tab is for ‘Tags’. This page shows a list of semantically relevant terms that Scribe has determined to be related to my post. Although several of these I find to not be related, there are still a few tags such as ‘SEO copywriting’ and ‘SEO Reviews’ that will be useful.
The ‘SERP’ tag is beautiful. It displays what my post will look like in a Google results page. The title comes from my Title Tag and description from my Meta Description used in the All In One SEO pack.
The final tab is a list of dynamically updated ‘SEO Best Practices’. It offers a very thorough analysis of different tips, tricks, and usages to rank higher in search engines.
Second Evaluation
After writing the content for my first analyzation, I’ve decided to run a secondary analyzation to see what updates and changes were made. Below are the updates:
Now that I’m up to 87%, the only thing that Scribe has determined weak is my overuse of the keyword ‘SEO’. I went back through my post to remove some of these keywords.
Great! Now it is simply a matter of time to see how well this post will do in the SERPs. I hope this review of Scribe SEO has been helpful. If you are interested in purchasing this product, head on over to the plans page. Prices start at $27/mo for 30 evaluations per month.
There is currently a special offer being promoted where you can get 300 evaluations per month for the same price, $27, as opposed to $97/mo. If you lock yourself in this deal now, you will only pay $27/mo for as long as you use the product!
Final Verdict
I’m extremely pleased with this products interface, ease of use, and simplicity. I won’t be able to judge Scribe’s SEO capabilities until I start using it long-term for all of my posts on Elite By Design. Until then, I trust that this product will help bloggers around the world to make sure they are making the most of their posts and ensuring they are doing everything possible to maximize their search engine rankings.
Update
12 hours after this post was written I am #1 on google for “Scribe SEO Review” and #8 for “Scribe SEO”. Not too bad!
Leave a comment below to let me know what you think of Scribe and this review.
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[tweetmeme] In my hunt for some abstract wallpapers during these past few weeks, I’ve encountered a recurring source of absolutely gorgeous space-themed wallpapers. These images use bright colors, explosive details, mysterious shadowing, and have a bigger-than-life creative impression on me. Space has always inspired the minds of man. That is why today I present you with 37 gorgeous space wallpapers that will inspire your life.
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Download the Kaleidoscope Circles Brush Pack
Please do not repackage, redistribute or direct link to the download. If you would like to share these textures please link to this page.
It is a fairly well known fact around the design community, that folks love the freebies! And in that spirit, Arbenting has brought a special free Photoshop brush pack for the Elite by Design readers. This high resolution Kaleidoscope Brush Pack is free for anyone to download and use for commercial and non-commercial purposes alike. We only ask that you do not repackage or redistribute the brushes.
Brian had expressed interest in starting a freebie section for his site and we could not resist the opportunity to get it rolling for him. The Arbenting team are suckers for the brushes and we hope that you all enjoy using them as much as we do making them. If not, try harder!
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When it comes to blogging and online content management systems, one name is spoken more often than any other: WordPress. This amazingly user-friendly, endlessly-customizable framework is an open source project that has revolutionized the online community since its creation in 2003. Cropping up on hundreds of thousands of sites across the interweb with eager users and community created plugins to enhance performance, this programming powerhouse shows no signs of slowing down.
With so many sites on the bandwagon, designers and developers have answered the call by bringing a multitude of WordPress-ready themes to keep sites looking fresh and new. Given the popularity of the product, these themes make waves when they land in the cyber sea and finding examples that have not been widely used can be difficult and a little bit intimidating. However, after scouring the vast recesses of the web, we have found a few gems that you may not have seen before. Here are some of the standouts we happened to uncover.
Perfectom Theme
Features
- Optimized for all browsers
- XHTML/CSS valid
- Fixed width
- 2 columns
This theme offers a clean, very sleek setup for your website. It seems like it would be ideally suited for a fashion blog of some kind. Very crisp, overall.
CSS Gallery Theme
Features
- Built in tagging
- Google ads and a sidebar block with 125 x 125 banner ads
- Valid XHTML 1.0 transitional and valid CSS
Technically this theme was built as a base for a CSS/website gallery, and wonderfully so, however, personally I think the design also lends itself to being used greatly as a portfolio or as a general showcase gallery.
Langit Theme
Features
- Clean and simple
- 3 columns
- Sidebar widget ready
- XHTML + CSS valid
- Tested in Firefox, Internet Explorer 6, Opera, and Safari
- Compatible with WordPress 2.5 and below
- Logo PSD and font are included in the package
This is simply a wonderful theme for anyone looking to organize an in-depth blog or manage content that requires multiple category listings and also needs a lot of features. This theme meets both of those stipulations with grace and ease.
Linoluna Theme
Features
- Lean and simple CSS
- Grid Layout
- Tabbed Navigation
- Slideshow animated featured articles on front page
An extremely deep magazine theme suited magnificently for multi-author blogs. Among its many accessible features is a fantastic statistics calculator in each post which includes total comments, total views, author name, category, date, and an email address, not to mention the print function.
Monochrome Gallery Theme
Features
- Custom admin panel
- Easily customize theme
- Four widgetized areas
- More homepage content
- Author Archives
- Two page templates
- No editing themes files
- Blueprint CSS
- Valid XHTML and CSS
Monochrome Gallery is a free widgetized theme for WordPress packaged with an author archives page, AJAX slideshow, categorized posts with thumbnails on the homepage, and a CSS framework to aid in customization. Need I say more?
Small Magazine Theme
Features
- Unique and fresh design
- Widgetized Sidebar
- 125×125 ad spots
- 250×250 adsense spot
- Easily customizable using CSS
- Custom 404 Error page
- Fixed width
- Right Sidebar
- Built in Flickr support
- Styled Pagination
- Built in Gravatar
- Valid CSS & HTML
Here we have a fully loaded magazine theme packed with features. Completely ready to launch your online publication style site with a built in photo gallery and featured articles sections. If it’s a magazine theme you need, look no further.
Arthemia Theme
Features
- Drop Down Menus
- Automatic image resizing for thumbnails
- Gravatar Support
- 3 column with enhanced footer
On the other hand, when you need the perfect balance between a magazine type setup and blog, then this is your theme. You get the magazine headers and featured articles, with an ordered post section below a featured category break.
Isolated Theme
Features
- Contains search, author, and links page templates.
- Mootool Accordion for bulk post display.
- Collapsible/expandable sidebar.
- XHTML1.0 Transitional
- Sidebar is above footer, and has 3 columns.
- GD Image Titles (Can be disabled via Theme Options Page)
- Tested in IE7, IE6, Firefox 1.5, and Opera 9
Probably the most unique theme I have seen in a while, this visually stunning theme, not to mention how technically interesting it is, makes me think of flipping through a book. An easy addition to the list, without question. I expect to see this cropping up all over the web.
Gluttony Theme
Features
- Two-column
- Widget-ready
- Rounded-corners
Yet another fine example of a content based theme. Meaning it is simple and clean while still offering a variety of features. Though none of that detracts from letting the content shine through.
The Morning After Theme
Features
- Clean grid-based design
- Support for WordPress widgets
- A three-column home page
- Featured post highlighting
- Associating images/thumbnails with recent posts
- Customizable logo/header image
- Easy CSS classes for adding captions and wrapping text around images in posts
- Support for asides
- Option for readers to e-mail posts to friends
- Option to switch to a print-friendly view to print posts
The theme was created based on a brief survey on the WordPress forums about what people would want to see in a unique magazine-style theme. Nice showcase layout for your recent posts.
Bonus Versatility Lite
Features
- Two-collumn theme
- Ad-ready
- Widgetized Sidebar
- Featured Post
- Dropdown CSS Menus
- Integrated related posts, social bookmarking buttons and more
As a bonus we decided to add a new theme that was just released this week. It’s a nice simple and clean blog theme released under the Creative Commons License.
What underused themes have you discovered recently on your trips around the web that you think would have made a nice addition to the list?
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[tweetmeme] Icons are a staple of the design industry – every day new sets are being released into the world, most often with little to no attention. Today we are going to showcase twenty-two new fresh high quality icon sets perfect for your design project. Enjoy!
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[tweetmeme] Abstract wallpapers are inspiring, creative, and imaginative – so why are you still using the default wallpaper that came with your computer? Enjoy this abstract wallpapers collection with over 45 high quality examples.
Abstract wallpapers are beautiful, inspiring, and creative. A typical abstract wallpaper is bright, bold, and uses vibrant colors to capture an audience’s attention. Abstract wallpapers are images used as a background on your computer screen to be both aesthetically pleasing, but also to be an inspiring and motivating image to help you through your work day.
This post compiles 45 abstract wallpapers that will help brighten your computer and make your day a little bit easier.
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A new set of applications launched recently, or rather a new way to run applications that is, and it’s having quite an impact on the online community. This new line of platform independent shells are the new Adobe AIR releases. The Adobe AIR runtimes allow it’s users to run web based routines free of a browser, rather deploying them to directly to the desktop, granting them functionality across multiple operating systems allowing for freer and easier access to some of the user’s favorite online accessories.
Being a relatively new resource, there are only a handful of Air applications currently covering the community. But, given it’s ingenious platform independence freeing it of many restrictions that frustrate users, predictions are in that this number will grow exponentially over the course of the next couple of years. Could this be one of the revolutionary new changes that dominate and define the course of programming for the next generation of web based applications? Well, one thing’s for sure, it doesn’t seem to be slowing down any time soon. Too many avid online addicts are already singing the praises of these self-supporting shells. So we have decided to examine a few of these apps, and here are the reviews.
You will need to download and install the latest version of Adobe Air to run the following applications.
1. Klok
For most everyone, time is of the essence in almost every facet of daily life. For freelancers, especially, time is money, and keeping on schedule is the key to keeping ahead of the game. That’s where Klok comes in. Klok is a hugely convenient and easy to use time management system that makes veering off your timetable virtually a thing of the past.
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As completely customizable as it is user-friendly, Klok works in user defined categories and subcategories to track your time so you don’t have to. Either allowing the operator to intiate the timer under any particular heading as they begin working, or they can put in specific blocks of time manually, after the fact. Couple that with drag and drop Excel timesheets, and graphical reports based on any selected timeframe and this is a freelancer must. This quickly became the most used application on the PC.
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2. MiniTask
Another Adobe AIR app that works hand in hand with a time management system for keeping you on task and ahead of the curve is a to-do list. And MiniTask is the best to-do list manager I’ve found, and not just because of it’s ease of use. Okay, that is a large portion of it. Staying organized is the key to staying focused on your objectives when multi-tasking life and work, so MiniTask is an efficiency expert that you need on your side.
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With customization being key, MiniTask stands up to the test, and then some. Giving the user full control over the settings and functions of the application. Operator assigned headers separate the different items on the list into the appropriate categories, grouping together all similar projects for easier management. To keep the organizational flow moving the user can drag and drop list items putting them in any order desired. Reminders can be set to automatically send up a notice to the user to keep certain items of importance from passing their due date. MiniTask is definitely a keeper from the AIR repretiore that will gracing my desktop for some time.
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3. Twhirl vs. Tweetdeck
As social media takes over the blogosphere landscape, Twitter raises tall among the media masses as the central communication hub for so many, and AIR has an answer for that as well. Twhirl. Simply a great manager for any twitterer who operates multiple accounts. All of the new updates are announced by a subtle sound effect (which can easily be disabled if so desired). The new messages posted are automatically delivered to your screen in a small pop-up window. Getting to read the incoming tweets as they go live, makes the posting more accessible than having to cycle through pages of backed up tweets from time spent away from the site. All of the site functions have been transfered to this compact companion allowing for quick follow ups to posts. The user can send direct messages, re-tweet posts they found helpful, and even reply to messages all from the desktop driven app.
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Though even with the bells and whistles that Twhirl provides, given overall functionality, I actually prefer 4. Tweetdeck. With all of the same ease of use site functions capable from this Twitter managment system, and the added bonus of being able to group other users into categories to help keep on subject, I found Tweetdeck a better application. However, it’s inability to manage multiple Twitter accounts has temporarily rendered it a secondary status for those of us who operate more than one account. That forced me to find an alternative. Though, according to an interview on Refreshing Apps with Iain Dodsworth, the creator of Tweetdeck, this is something he’s working on for tweetdeck right now and should be available soon. At that point, a re-evaluation will be in order!
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5. Snackr
Speaking of simplifying how you handle your feeds, developers have used the Adobe AIR framework to address this with regards to RSS feeds as well. And they’ve done it in a uniquely creative way with Snackr. The Snackr app creates a desktop crawl for the different feeds the user loads into it. Giving a continuously scrolling ticker of the different article titles filtering in from your feeder in no particular order. Adding a dab of fun into the daily managing your reads.
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At first there was the fear that the AIR app would bog down the computer and significantly slow any other processes that are running alongside Snackr. But after running it for sometime, it proved to not interfere with other operations, however Snackr itself would drag a bit, but not with any kind of disruptive regularity. The user can simply click on a headline they are interested in to stop the ticker’s movement, and to get a summary of the article. An option then allows for the reader to be taken to the post on the blog via their internet browser. Snackr conveniently tucks away behind open applications unless the user decides to bring it to the front. Though fun, it still seems a bit obtrusive, even being anchored at the bottom of the screen, and I found that I could never bring myself to focus much attention it’s way.
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6. Google Analytics Reporting Suite
When making a living in the vast sea of cyberspace, keeping track of all of the traffic to your website may be of interest, and AIR has taken that on as well. Analytics Reporting works by combining all of the user’s different tracking accounts and reports them all to your desktop, rather than making you chase them down via the Google Analytics website. It’s another way that AIR developers are making your online life easier.
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While accessing these analytical stats can be pretty handy without having to sort through the web, I found this app to be the least one used out of the set that I reviewed. The program itself was well built and overall simple and functional, however, I still find myself just going to the analytics website more often than not before even thinking of the app. Maybe it was just out of habit, but this one was accidently avoided more than it was used. Now if there was a need for having these reports constantly accessible, then this would be an automatic go to application.
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7. Remember The Milk Notifier
Back to keeping organization in the forefront, Adobe AIR has a runtime that works with Remember The Milk. The online personal scheduler now has help to keep their users alert and from falling too far behind. The Remember The Milk Notifier is another simple and useful addition to the app list. If you are currently using the website to set up and keep up with your calendar. If not, then it might prove be less useful than some of the others.
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Being a user, this was a fortuoutus find. Having an application that rests in the taskbar ready to jog the user’s memory, at a frequency determined by the operator, is handy. Any remember the milk reminder that has come due or become overdue will be cropping up on the desktop to keep it from falling from memory. Just remember to set the minutes between notifications to a high frequency or the constant reminders may render the user certifiably insane.
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8. Pandora
It has often been said that music can tame the savage beast, and if it hasn’t been said often, well then at least it was said a moment ago (and if you read it several times then the original statement proves true). But as someone who enjoys having music in the background as I’m working, having a Pandora app is useful. Developers have brought the online personal radio station to the web free shell, that frees up the system resources having your browser open can drain.
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The personal stations Pandora creates, based on the user’s tastes, are all available from the app window. Another bonus to having a pandora app outside of the browser, is that it doesn’t close in the middle of a favorite song ending the music because I have forgotten that the song was coming from the web, and not a media player. That is a big bonus to what is one of the less practical of the AIR applications. This runtime is more for fun, and there it succeeds.
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More Adobe AIR Resources
- 5 More Cool Adobe AIR Applications
- 6 Adobe AIR Apps Worth A Look
- Top 10 Apps Worth Installing Adobe AIR For
- 27 Adobe AIR Applications – Handy For Web Designers
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[tweetmeme] Throughout the past weeks and months, a common question that arises with clients and readers of Elite By Design is all about how to get started with WordPress. With thousands of new WordPress blogs springing up every day, it can be quite daunting for a new user to be thrust into a new interface and blogging platform. That is why today I am taking WordPress back to the basics with 25+ essential articles for every WordPress beginner.
First Steps With WordPress
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New To WordPress – Where To Start
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SEO With WordPress For Beginners
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Free WordPress Tutorials
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A Beginner’s Guide To WordPress Plugins
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Getting Started With WordPress
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WordPress – A Beginner’s Guide Part 1 – “Where To Start”
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WordPress – A Beginners Guide Part 2 – “WordPress Installation And Setup”
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WordPress – A Beginners Guide Part 3 – “Choosing Themes And Plugins”
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WordPress – A Beginners Guide Part 4 – “Admin Settings”
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10 Things You Must Do When Changing WordPress Themes
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WordPress : The Complete Post-Install Checklist
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SEO For WordPress : Part 1
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How To Setup WordPress Locally On Windows
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Tutorial : Content For Admin Only
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4 Simple Ways To Speed Up WordPress
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The WordPress Help Sheet
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The Advanced WordPress Help Sheet
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WordPress Reference Guide
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How To Design A WordPress Theme
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WordPress:101 – A Beginners Guide To Using WordPress
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Best Of WordPress Beginner Articles And Plugins
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WordPress Beginner? Avoid Looking Like One
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30 WordPress Plugins For Beginners
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Do you have an article for WordPress beginners that you would like to share? If so, just drop a comment and I’d be glad to add it to this list.
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Note: This is NOT a paid review.
Being a starving artist sucks. It seems like it can take weeks, months, or even years to establish oneself as a respectable and well-regarded graphic artist. But as artists, we don’t always have years to learn how to be successful – after all, we still have to eat!
Luckily, I am here to introduce you to something that could help take your graphic arts career to the next level. I am talking about a relatively new eBook titled appropriately Being A Starving Graphic Artist Sucks.
Being A Starving Graphic Artist Sucks is a 500 page eBook that I have the pleasure to review for my online friend Jeremy Tuber. It is a book dedicated to providing freelance designers the inside scoop on how to take advantage of what they already have to maximize their earnings and help grow their business.
This book starts by defining what it is that most freelance designers struggle with: Pricing, marketing, contracts, client management, and time management. Throughout the 500 pages, Jeremy goes in-depth with each and every one of these topics and shows designers how they can improve upon their work to create a more relaxed, enjoyable, and better paid freelance career.
If you are a graphic artist looking for a competitive edge: if
you’re looking to make your business and your life easier, more
productive, and more enjoyable, I’ve got good news – this book
was created for you.
Being A Starving Graphic Artist Sucks is an extremely well-written, easy to read, and concise method of getting the information you need to perform better as a freelancer and designer.
When Jeremy introduced me to his book, asking me if I would like to read it and review it for my readers, I was admittedly hesitant. It was the first time I had read an eBook, and naturally I was worried about reviewing a product that might not benefit my readers. I asked Jeremy to get a preview of some of the chapters before I agreed on the review, and he gladly sent me over what I needed.
Essentially, the book is broken down into six parts:
- Mastering Client Interactions
- Running An Effective Design Business
- Marketing And Promoting Your Design Business
- Negotiating, Pricing, And Protecting Your Work
- Real Stories, Real Clients, And Some Really Hard Lessons
- Workbook Excercises For The Success-Driven Designer
Within each of these parts are several chapters committed to different aspects of running a successful design business. These chapters make it easy to pick and choose the content that you are most interested in learning more about – from how to say no to a client, to understanding how a potential client is looking at you – this book covers many ideas which could help you.
Some designers will argue that they’ve never had a project or
client go sour on them and therefore they don’t need a signed
proposal. It’ll happen; if they freelance for any great length of
time, it’ll happen to them (just as it did me). When it does, they’ll
wish with every fiber of their being that they had just gotten the
proposal signed.
Being A Starving Graphic Artist Sucks is written in a very conversational tone, with lots of illustrations, real-world examples, quotes from designers like you, and a workbook section to test your knowledge and skills.
This review of Being A Starving Graphic Artist Sucks has not been paid for. I am sponsoring this book because I truly feel that the information contained within its pages will help anyone who chooses to read it become a better artist, businessman/woman, and freelance designer.
This book is available in several versions – web, print, and an iPhone/iPod Touch compatible version. If you are interested in getting this book in print or on the web, just check out the product page for the book. If you would like this book to be available right on your iPhone or iPod, you can purchase it via iTunes. Simply go to the iTunes store and search for “Being A Starving Artist Sucks.”
I’d love to know what you think of the book!
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COLOR
It’s quite possibility the first thing any visitor will see when they visit your site.
And I’ll go so far as telling you that the colors you choose will make or break the deal for capturing a first time visitor as a repeat visitor. And of course, we want visitors to come back.
So, how can we develop color schemes that we love and yet have our visitors happy with the colors as well?
It seems to be that the trends are ever changing. Like Fashion Week in New York, web designers change with the ebb and flow of the world wide web to create color schemes that we love to see. From the traditional colors of blacks, whites, gray, and red to now more contemporary pieces like brown, teal, pink, and vibrant colors that are eye catching.
Creating the perfect balance with the colors you choose on your site is a never ending task that anyone with a website faces today. Really, how do you create something perfect and unique?
Here are 8 resources for finding the right color scheme for your design.
Daily Color Scheme
Daily Color Scheme gives exact color matches to logos and sites that we love, including hex code, RGB code, and HSB code. You won’t get the matching wrong here.
Colr
Grab inspiration from your favorite photo or a random image from Flickr.
Color Combos
From testing your current color combinations to inspirational colors, this is a great resource for web designers.
Instant Color Schemes
Have Yahoo go to work for you — enter a word into the site and a color scheme will be created from 5 related Yahoo images. It’s unique, give it that much!
Kuler
Brought to you by Adobe, Kuler lets you upload photos to grab color schemes or test drive some of the most popular schemes for your project.
Colour Lovers
From the latest trends to palettes that are perfect for any niche design, this is the place to go when inspiration could be at its lowest.
Color Schemer
Traditional, trendy, natural, organic — whatever look you’re going for, Color Schemer will help you find a palette that works.
Color Scheme Generator
Complimentary and contrasting, whatever you choose, this handy site will have you on the color with the best combination for you.
Whether your designing your own web site or designing for clients, it’s the visitors who will be a true test of what color schemes ultimately become useful and popular. Yes we want to be cutting edge but start with the simplicity of color and then turn any design unique by the elements you choose to add.
So, what do you think? What are your best resources for creating the perfect color scheme for your design?
For more tutorials check out the new tutorial site, The Tutorialist.
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