« Media Free? That's easy...and scary. Know why? (Part 2) | Main | Media Free? That's easy...and scary. Know why? (Part 3) »

Jul28
Responses to IMediaConnection Reader Comments, Part 2
NextStage: Predictive Intelligence, Persuasion Engineering, Interactive Analytics and Behavioral Metrics This is part 2 in my response to an IMedia reader who wrote
I have subscribed to the a few of Imedia's Newsletters for quite a few months now. I've just been reading your articles about web design, specifically the 6 colors and the one about whitespace, simplicity and 3D. I have a website which I've been working on more then a year now, [the reader included a link. The site provides a place for visitors to post personal creative content]. I've done every bit of work on the site myself. I imagine you have no desire to see yet another amateur and his garish website. However, I honestly believe that I have managed to put together a fairly agreeable site even with all the ads.
My question to you is; do you think I need to pay a web designer to fix things up or despite my complete lack of artistic talent, is my site, at the very least not garish?
I eagerly await your judgment.

Wishing you a most pleasant day,


I wrote yesterday firstly my thanks for reading my work, then that I'm not qualified to judge, then started writing about creating material that suits your audience. We pick up that thread here.

What comes next is something people often are challenged to deal with; the actual audience is the intended audience.

Remember that NextStage deals mostly with levels of interaction that most people aren't aware of. This means a) how will people respond to your material and b) what is it about your material that's making people respond that way?

Consider item b. How many people took part in the creation, design, development, implementation of your material? Unless each one of them had massive amounts of training (or in the very least took some of NextStage's classes) they put their own non-conscious agendas into that material. Most times they didn't do this intentionally. If they had, they could recognize it and remove their non-conscious agendas. This "muddying of the waters" usually occurs at the non-conscious level.

(more to follow...)

Please contact NextStage for information regarding presentations and trainings on this and other topics.

Links for this post:

Upcoming Conferences: Come on by and say hello.

1 Comments/Trackbacks




Good stuff - thanks for posting, Joseph!

submit a trackback

TrackBack URL for this entry:

post a comment

Name, Email Address, and URL are not required fields.





Comment Preview

« Media Free? That's easy...and scary. Know why? (Part 2) | Main | Media Free? That's easy...and scary. Know why? (Part 3) »

Advertise

sponsored ads



subscribe


Prefer Email?
Subscribe below-

Enter your Email:


Powered by FeedBlitz What's this?

Current News

Support This Blog

My site was nominated for Best Business Blog!

business social media

Use these fast growing business social media sites to promote your business, feature your products, spotlight your business leaders, create links, and drive traffic back to your company site, all for free!

BIZZlogos - Add your logo - free link to your site
BIZZphotos - Add photos of your products and people
BIZZprofiles - Submit your profile and build your online visibility
BIZZspotlight - Spotlight your business with free links
BIZZvideos - Videos about businesses, products and business people.
BIZZbites - "Digg" for Business - Submit your articles and posts

know more media network

View Network Map

Network Feed List (OPML)

Know More Media Network
Feed


we support unitus

PRWeb

Influencer



BizMediaScience is a member of the Know More Media network of business related blogs.

Here are some current headlines from some of our business publications:

ProductivityGoal

CallCenterScript

AdHurl

TheBizofKnowledge

LandingTheDeal

CustomersAreAlways

HealthCareVox

BrainBasedBusiness

TheInsurancePolicy

MarketingBlurb