It can be easy to resist change.

You tweet something about one of your fantastic new products and suddenly it goes viral and spreads all over the web. Your new thingamabob flies off the shelves for a couple of weeks afterward and you're feeling good about life.

Nicholas Creative, a boutique creative agency serving small- and mid-sized businesses, is expanding and relocating to a new 1

Based on the success of our first edition of Web Design Suicide, we couldn't help but bring it back for another go around.

Have some knowledge in the world of web design, graphic design, SEO, PPC or any other design or online marketing subject that would be of interest to our audience? Well, it's your lucky day. We're looking for guest writers to contribute to our blog. Here are the general rules and procedures:

By guest author David Sumner Within the freelancing industry, the hunt for jobs can be extremely competitive. Having extensive expertise within a certain field is not enough to separate your services from the crowd and help you secure work.

Ever since I saw a man get an entire shoe box full of eight track tapes at a garage sale years ago for a nickel I've kept an eye out for good deals. In the web design world, it's not often that you can find a great deal or a shortcut that can help you get a job done with less effort.

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No matter what industry you're in, if you sell a product or service you will undoubtedly run into the occasional client who you just don't see eye to eye with.  They communicate too much or too little, they want to micromanage you at your job or there's just a general personality clash.

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