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darekrossman This is what I keep trying to push at the company I work for. However, the advantages of opening up communication and adding transparency aren't easily measured monetarily. It also really scares the folks in marketing - the whole idea of letting people within your company speak on its behalf. Granted, the company Im at does use Twitter and FB, but it's a tightly controlled communication channel that does nothing more than to give off the impression that 'we are a forward thinking company'. Which, sadly, we aren't. I think it really comes down to the fact that so few companies are capable of adding that layer of objective transparency, because so few of them have nothing to hide.
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Eseyo Have met (and sometimes worked with) both types of web designer you mention. Good post. I've just posted a warning about web designers who think they know about SEO (but dont!).
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johnpc_ltd another great boo, I am really glad you continue to post these. I have gained a lot og knowledge from the stuff you post and love the passion you put into them. Thanks
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daynov Well said Paul, not only from a clients point of view, but something for web designers to think about before their first meeting with a client.
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