Comments on: What a successful freelance website looks like http://www.procopytips.com/successful-freelance-website Copywriting Tips for Smart Copywriters Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:35:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Dean Rieck http://www.procopytips.com/successful-freelance-website/comment-page-1#comment-389 Dean Rieck Thu, 03 Dec 2009 00:25:40 +0000 http://www.procopytips.com/?p=447#comment-389 Lorraine, Well, you certainly have a good-looking site now. And I really like your cooking site for copywriters. I wonder how many copywriters like to cook and enjoy food? I do. But then, I'm married to an Italian, so there's no mystery about why I like food. Lorraine,
Well, you certainly have a good-looking site now. And I really like your cooking site for copywriters. I wonder how many copywriters like to cook and enjoy food? I do. But then, I’m married to an Italian, so there’s no mystery about why I like food.

]]> By: Lorraine http://www.procopytips.com/successful-freelance-website/comment-page-1#comment-388 Lorraine Wed, 02 Dec 2009 23:30:04 +0000 http://www.procopytips.com/?p=447#comment-388 This is a terrific series of posts. Parts 1 and 2 jogged my memory and helped me recall my first dog of a website! I like your point that, "For many people, the Web has become their face to the world." This concept runs deeper than design, usability and even "King content." With transparency increasingly prized in the business world, I see website--or blogs--kind of like homes: Technical elements--navigability, color/ fonts choices and copy tone/ voice--reflect site owners' personalities much as architecture, furniture and tchotchke reveal homeowners inner lives. As online branding grows in importance, we'll continue to be challenged to position--and reveal--ourselves through our websites. This is a terrific series of posts.

Parts 1 and 2 jogged my memory and helped me recall my first dog of a website!

I like your point that, “For many people, the Web has become their face to the world.” This concept runs deeper than design, usability and even “King content.”

With transparency increasingly prized in the business world, I see website–or blogs–kind of like homes: Technical elements–navigability, color/ fonts choices and copy tone/ voice–reflect site owners’ personalities much as architecture, furniture and tchotchke reveal homeowners inner lives.

As online branding grows in importance, we’ll continue to be challenged to position–and reveal–ourselves through our websites.

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