Pricing the Web
No commentsPricing web devlopment projects can always be a pain and we have tried every model since being in business. I just read the best article on pricing the web over on
Keep it Simple Stupid!
1 commentsNot every new web development project needs to be built on the latest CMS or the newest platform using SASS, LESS and the latest jQuery. Not everything has to be cutting
Legacy Locker Acquired by PasswordBox
No commentsRockbeatspaper is happy to announce that Legacy Locker, a previous client of ours, has been acquired by PasswordBox, a free password manager application that we really love to use! RBP was
Agreement = Expectations
1 commentsCheck out this great article written by Greg Hoy, president of Happy Cog. Greg does a great job in this article of detailing what should be included in your project service
Sunday Best Websites has Launched!
No commentsDrum roll please.... We are proud to announce that we have finally launched Sunday Best Websites! This has been something that we have wanted to do for several years and it
Check Out Sunday Best Websites
No commentsRockbeatspaper is partnering on a brand new venture called Sunday Best Websites. This is a venture that is a long time in the making and something that we are very excited
Start With Why: Work From the Inside Out
No commentsSimon Sinek is a marketing consultant and author. He is best known for developing "The Golden Circle," a model based on human decision-making that guides organizations on how to inspire people
"If you do build a great experience, customers tell each other about that. Word of mouth is very powerful."
-Jeff Bezos
"People always ask, ‘What is your greatest failure?’ I always have the same answer—We’re working on it right now, it’s gonna be awesome!" -Jim Coudal
Pricing Guide
6 commentsDesign services are like many other industries - you get exactly what you pay for. A high quality web site is an investment and we strive to make it the best
Our life is frittered away by detail … simplify, simplify.
-Henry David Thoreau
I want to put a ding in the universe.
-Steve Jobs
Maintaining Marketing Budgets
No comments2008 has definitely been a roller-coaster year in the US. With the burst of the housing bubble, financial market collapse and the presidential election, we have found ourselves in the middle