Tomorrow Mike is supposed to push live a hot new redesign of the Business Logs site. I say “supposed to” because we have a bet that he won’t get it out. Now let me tell you that this redesign is simply hot. It will quite possibly revolutionize how blogs are designed in the future. Rundle has this uncanny ability to stay on the cutting edge of interface design and this time is no different.
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TurtleTrader, Trend Following, and MichaelCovel.com Site Redesigns
Three sites, two weeks, one cohesive look and feel across the board.
Internationally bestselling author Michael Covel hired us to breathe new life into his three business websites: TurtleTrader, Trend Following, and MichaelCovel.com. In order to remain competitive in his industry, he wanted all three sites to launch August 1st — only two weeks after we were to start the project — so we dropped everything and made the seemingly impossible task happen.
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WeblogsWork.com Pricing Mumbo Jumbo
I was on a brief jog around the internet this morning, and ran across a service called Weblogs Work — apparently they are a weblog hosting/consulting company. My first impressions aren’t very good, considering it’s borked in my main browser (Safari) and the sidebar looks strangely similar to Odeo.com, but first impressions aren’t everything. Yeah, they are. Anyway.
Adaptive Path Secret Project vs. Shaun Inman’s MINT
The cat is out of the bag, Adaptive Path‘s top secret web application will be a tool for bloggers to better track traffic to their site. But wait! Shaun Inman is already working hard on a new traffic monitoring application, named Mint!
Could Inman and Veen be going up against each other head-to-head? Or is it the same application? Or will Mint be released before Adaptive Path has their party? Who will win the battle of the snazziest traffic-monitoring buzzword-filled web application?
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Interview: Dave McClure of Simply Hired
While Paul finishes up his entry about weblog best practices and reputation (Sorry, Mark!) I thought I would post a great interview I just conducted with Dave McClure, Director of Marketing at SimplyHired.com. In case you haven’t heard, Simply Hired is the hottest job search engine around and uses RSS and other smart goodies to blow past the competition. Here we go: