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- July 18, 2010
- Logo design - Pro Perspective
A glimpse into the logo design process.
Read More- By Margaert Babiarz
- May 27, 2010
- Saying Goodbye to Joan
Joan is leaving J3media.
Read More- By Joel Richards
- May 11, 2010
- Animas River Days -- a local institution
- By Joel Richards
- May 10, 2010
- It's official: "Website" not "web site"
- By Margaret Babiarz
- Budget Website: Catch it Quick Juggling Company
J3media, Inc. produced a microsite for the company while staying within budget.
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What our clients say...
It only took a month J3Media's website to more than pay for itself! Honest!
There's no telling sometimes exactly how a new client finds your business.... unless you ask. Which I did, after being hired to work on a large production for On-Star navigation systems. After finalizing the details of the project, I asked the production assistant how and why was I chosen to be the phototgrapher for this project.
She told me simply, "Your web site. I googled 'Durango phototgraphers'. After looking through several listings, I called and asked if you were available."
Very good news to me because the site had been on-line for barely a month.
I've always known a web site portfolio is very important in my business but I didn't expect it to more than pay for itself so quickly. Many thanks to the fine crew at J3Media for their help producing a quality on-line portfolio website for my business.
Cheers to J3Media!
Scott DW Smith
Imagesmith Photography
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