I’ve been working on a little pet project for a while that has taken on a mind of its own. Last year, I was posed with the challenge of creating an easy way to take a large chunk of text (large as in LARGE, like the Tanakh, Large) and break it down into 140 character parts. The idea would be to tweet the entirety of a book, or a chapter of a book in a way...

I’m all over the web all-the-time, and I’ve found some pretty cool things along the way that really help me to do what I need to get done. Here’s a few lesser known web apps that I’ve integrated into my daily freelance workflow, and honestly would be lost without: Drop.io: This is literally one of the coolest things on the web that I’ve...

This post originally appeared on DesigingLULA and has been cross posted here. As a creative freelancer, your website is your key marketing platform. It needs to be clear, intuitive and really speak to what you do. Here are 10 easy tips to creating a full-fledged online identity (that works!) in a digitally minded world: 1. URL. Make sure your URL is relevant to...

So I think that I’ve answered this question enough times now to warrant a little how-to on the topic.   Feeds are pretty useful things.  You can plop them anywhere and update the world without too much thought. Why would you want to use your Facebook Status feed? If you’re like most people these days, you are totally into Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIN...

Cross posted from the JPS blog What a world and oy vey! There is so much digital swirl swooshing around your head every nano-second and you don’t have a clue how to even begin Social Media Marketing for your teeny tiny Jewish non-profit. Well. We’re here to help. In the past few months, JPS has moved to the next level with this stuff. Our blog is booming-...