Jodi Tychkowsky Jodi Tychkowsky

Sprint Websites Interview with Go Solo

I was given a great opportunity this month to be featured on Subkit for Enterpreneurs. While I was thrilled to be asked for my opinions on starting and growing a business and sharing some of my own hardships and wins, I also saw the immediate value in a backlink to a popular website!

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Using a Web Designer VS an Agency

I’ve worked for agencies, I’ve freelanced for them, been hired by them as a full-time employee and more recently I have been hired by a client as a consultant to take them through the web design process with an agency. The agency I worked with did great work for my client. My client needed integration with a custom tool, they were perfect. But, I don’t think that everyone needs a web design agency.

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While You Were Away Your Website was Working For You.

I went to Canmore this past weekend for a mini-family vacation, a break with some mountain fresh air. I was thinking about how it’s nice to have a website to share all my business information in my absence. It’s the rock or foundation of your online presence, presenting you as you want to be seen to your customers, whether you are home or away.

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Jodi Tychkowsky Jodi Tychkowsky

Yes, Sprint Websites is Open

Yes. Sprint Websites is open. I added myself to the @thingsthatareopen website today. I am still working. I’m grateful. I’m feeling for close family and friends losing their jobs, clients having to close their businesses or have to lay off employees. It’s a lot to proces

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Working With a Real Person

I was so excited to work with my first real life American customer. Lidia from Texas had a clothing shop and needed to get her site up and fast!

After some correspondence by email (she was hearing impaired).

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DIY VS Web Designer

Have you used a travel agent lately? I have. I wanted to go to Mexico with my family. I wanted there to be a “kids club” but I still wanted some of the pleasures of my pre-kid life like nice food and a decent cocktail. I was bringing my Mom, so we need more than one reservation and rooms close together. I couldn’t afford a 5 star, but of course wanted one and I wanted to go to Puerto Vallarta. I looked at Expedia, I looked at Westjet.com. I read a million reviews. My head was dizzy with options, I had zero confidence on which to choose and I had already waisted half my day trying to solve this problem.

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