Photo: Elizabeth McQuern
This is the official start date of my new weebly kelsiehuff.com website. It must be noted, I was lovin' my register.com customized site. So much blue and so many dang cupcakes! There were some pros. There were some cons. The customer support folks were super kind (those Canadians!). They were extra helpful and even knocked off some of my monthly fees. Truth be told, I missed messing around on the back end of my site and didn't like calling them up for any little change. (Hold music is not my friend.) I like being able to upload videos, add press links, and update new gigs each month.
Maybe I am just a control freak but I canceled my fancy customized site because I felt like I wasn't apart of my marketing. Updating the site myself makes me take note of how often (or not often!) I am booked at certain venues, reminds me that I need to film more performances, and allows me to see how I have grown and what goals I still need to meet. I feel that being hands on with my website makes me a sharper, more professional artist.
Let me know what ya'll think of the look, the changes, the updates, and if you feel the same way about your marketing. I'm back in the driving seat and want your feedback.
Besides, if I mess it up too badly I can always console myself with giant blue cupcakes.
Maybe I am just a control freak but I canceled my fancy customized site because I felt like I wasn't apart of my marketing. Updating the site myself makes me take note of how often (or not often!) I am booked at certain venues, reminds me that I need to film more performances, and allows me to see how I have grown and what goals I still need to meet. I feel that being hands on with my website makes me a sharper, more professional artist.
Let me know what ya'll think of the look, the changes, the updates, and if you feel the same way about your marketing. I'm back in the driving seat and want your feedback.
Besides, if I mess it up too badly I can always console myself with giant blue cupcakes.
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