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Well… this is the week. I’ve been wanting to update T60’s website for a couple of years, and I believe today might be the day it goes live.

I typically try to avoid tooting our own horn here on the blog, but in this case I think there’s something to learn from what we’re doing.

Assuming the launch goes well today, I’ll spend the rest of the week blogging about some of the things we did at the website. Basically, I put our money where our mouth has been the last 5oo blog posts.

A solid About Us video… we have one. A video series featuring our clients… there’s one of those as well. Just a couple of examples of things I’ve been blogging about that we have now incorporated into our own marketing strategy.

I’ll have more on those and other things we’ve done to make our website a rich viewing experience for our clients and prospects, so please join us here the rest of the week.

–Tony Gnau

I’ve been blogging a lot lately about when DIY videos are okay. My theory is if you’re a tiny business with zero marketing budget, by all means produce your own videos.

On the other hand, if you’re a more established company, it’s better to turn to a professional storyteller.

I think the subject has been on my mind a lot because I’m basically putting my money where my mouth is. No, I’m not turning to someone else to produce a video on T60. That’s crazy talk. I’m talking about web design.

When I started T60 eight years ago, I sat down at iWeb (does Apple even make that anymore!?) and created the company website. Honestly, I think I did pretty darn well for a novice, but creating it and updating it over the years meant me learning a lot about web design and stumbling my way through it.

Thankfully, T60 has come of age, and in the next couple weeks we’ll be going live with a new website… one produced by pros.

Julie at We Cre8 Design and Brian at Net Elevation have done an incredible job. They’re the reason I’ve been thinking so much about DIY lately. They created something I never would have been able to do on my own. They’re the pros, and I’m glad I turned to them.

I’ll take expert help over ineptitude any day.

–Tony Gnau