Web Design Jeremy Jacobs
Project overview
As an award winning host and presenter Jeremy Jacobs has for a long time had a prosperous and ever growing presence on the internet. When we first started working with Jeremy in 2009 his current site had become outdated and unusable. With a collection of over a thousand post already posted to his site it was our task to transfer Jeremy's online content to his new site. Three versions of his site later Jeremy has not only himself grown in stature as a host and present but has enhanced and broadened his overall presence on the web as the internet itself has evolved.
We have accompanied Jeremy through this process ensuring that his site was up to date with the latest technological advances while developing with Jeremy his overall marketing position on the web and exposure within his field.
The latest version of Jeremy's site is adaptive to multiple devices. This was an important factor to Jeremy, as he will often demonstrate his material to people in situations where mobile devices are the most likely the viewing mechanism.
Website Screenshots
Time and time again I see really good presenters and speakers talking on an important topic and yet their speech is marred by poor lighting AV or images out of focus Part of a presenters duty is to prepare properly for...
Conference Presenting – Rule 14 – Don’t Make This Basic Error
I always make a habit of meeting at least one person I haven't spoken to before at events This keeps you on your toes and can also enhamce your personal reputation as being a warm and friendly individual
Conference Presenting – Rule 13 – Be Social
So Sir Martin Sorrell has stepped down from his position as CEO of WPP. His name was always bandied around over the dinner table by my father and my uncles. You see my father had been in the employ of Sir...
What I Learnt From Martin Sorrell
Always ask questions that exhibitors and attendees find easy to answer.
Conference Presenting – Rule 12 – Smile
Poor preparation shows that as a speaker or presenter, you're not really in "the room"
Conference Presenting – Rule 11 – Avoid These Two Mistakes
