Lennons Small Jobs is a locally owned handyperson company.  Their need was for a basic website that has a professional look and feel.   The previous website was not an optimal reflection of Mary Lennon, the owner’s high quality service and dependability.  A redesign using similar colors to existing branding was done and the end result allows her to showcase more of what makes her uniquely qualified to help you with small jobs around the home.

Here’s what Mary had to say about her experience working with me:

“Thanks so much! I love the new look. I sent it to some of my friends for testing and got rave reviews back from them. The whole experience was great;  it was smooth, no stress and easy. I will recommend you highly to anyone wanting to create or revise their web site. Thanks again.”  ~Mary Lennon, Lennon’s Small Jobs

Here’s a quick glance of the new site…you can visit her at www.LennonsSmallJobs.com and by all means if you have something needing fixing, give her a ring!

Lennon's Small Jobs

I had the privilege of helping Julie Cohen launch her new website 7 Keys to Work Life Balance to support the launch of her book and workbook.  I partnered with Jack Out of the Box Designs to update the design she had originally created to support the new look for the book and blog.  For this site I used Wordpress utilizing its content management capabilities for the main website and its powerful blog engine for the blog.  The site incorporates eCommerce shopping cart to sell products and autoresponder/newsletter technology for Internet Marketing.

Here’s what Julie had to say about her experience:

“Paula just finished my new website. She was fantastic to work with – knows her stuff, does what she says, keeps me up to date on everything and is fun to work with! As soon as I launch this site, she’ll be revamping my other site. Thank you Paula – it’s awesome to work with someone who really understands customer service!!”
- Julie Cohen, author “7 Keys to Work Life Balance”

Enjoy these screen shots of the website and blog and click on them to visit the site.  Julie’s book is really great so be sure to check it out!

7 Keys to Work Life Balance

The blog which is just getting populated:

7 Keys to Work Life Balance

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Payton Communications

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NGlassworks Blog

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I had the honor of creating a blog for NGlassworks that would match existing branding of the website.  As a partner of Passion for Business I helped their client achieve this goal using Wordpress.  The site needed to showcase Nancy Giere’s beautiful dichroic glass creations.  You can visit the site online at: www.nglassworks.com/blog

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Mommy’s High Heel Shoes

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Kristie Finnan is an author of a children’s book “Mommy’s High Heel Shoes”.  The site demanded that it be fun and incorporate as many of the excellent illustrations from the book which were done by Pat Achilles.  Kristie needed to not only sell her book but wanted to form a community through newsletters, resources, audio, [...]

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