Designers, animators, programmers, graphics champions, etc. If you are freelancing in full or in part and looking for work, I might be able to help you out. Here’s an example of the info you should put in the comments section:
Joshua Blankenship
email (at) domain (dot com)
864-933-0495
link to resume (or list of capabilities)
link to portfolio (or links to current work)
No promises, but if you’ve got the right stuff, I might be able to throw some hourly work at you.
If you could own any URL, what would it be and why?
Typically, I would be shocked and dismayed by additional charges to purchases beyond the scope of the “full price.” However, since your verbiage-savvy copywriters are so good at their respective jobs, I don’t feel bad about the extra $6.80 per ticket (plus taxes and other charges) I pay in addition to the “full price.” Why? Because you refer to said fees as a “convenience charge.”
I mean, I was just shy of massively angry until I saw that I was being given a “convenience charge.” And so I’m sitting in the office - content - thinking “this is just SO DANG CONVENIENT.”
Clever copy doesn’t make you friendly,
Joshua
Do you know the average annual value of a customer to your business? Know: 12.9% Don’t know: 87.1% Do you know the cost of a customer complaint to your business? Know: 9.7% Don’t know: 90.3% Do you know the cost of acquiring a new customer? Know: 8.6% Don’t know: 91.4% Customer Experience Management Study by Strativity Group in Fast Company 9/06(via the Brains on Fire blog)
The Gypsy Tea Room in Dallas brings us: Nickel Creek on 09/13, DJ Shadow on 09/30, Mastodon on 10/03, and Mute Math on 10/13.
The Lakewood Theater has Sufjan Stevens on 09/13, which presents a scheduling conundrum with the aforementioned Nickel Creek show that must be remedied today.
Any Dallas-ites up for rocking?