Play on your website???  Are you kidding?  Nope!  

We just launched Carole's site a couple of weeks ago.  I had the chance to sit down and do a quick recording on what she likes about her new website and Weebly (the underlying technology).  Play was one of most unexpected words that came up.

As a web developer from the early days, I'm struck by the stories of difficulty that crop up for me when thinking about editing websites.  

On Thursday, October 4th, I met with WineSecrets owner Eric Dahlberg to disucss getting a website up in a hurry for a new endeavour Eric was involved in, Phoenix Barrels.  The Phoenix process is a wine barrel rejuvenation system that restores barrels to their almost original condition.  Eric needed his sales person to have the credibility a website offers as well as the ability to provide a downloadable brochure and video on the site.

Like the accountant who does a great job for his clients, but never gets around to his own taxes, so has the story been for Influence's own website.  Our last site was designed in 2003 and has had a few updates since, but frankly, has been outdated for some time(and as a result a bit of an embarrassment).

Welcome to the new influence website! What a huge relief this is for me as, as I find it is for any business owner.  Being current just feels good.  It also includes our new Influence Internet logo, which is take-off on our Influence Healthcare branding.

As you may know, I have been doing a radio show for the Napa Chamber of Commerce at KVON for about 8 years now.  Every Friday, I would walk in and see Kellie Fuller of "Kellie in the Morning" fame through the glass between the AM and FM studios.  

Somewhere in August or September, Kellie told me she was leaving to pursue her music career. I told her I would be happy to help her with her website.