Eric J. Adams
Eric J. Adams has covered the graphic arts industry for the last 17 years as an editor, writer, and consultant. He's written for The New York Times, Los Angeles Times and numerous other publications. In his spare time, Eric helps companies sharpen marketing strategies and far too often wastes perfectly serviceable afternoons sneaking away to movie matinees.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on October 1, 2007
Before you blast an angry email my way, let me explain. I'm involved in a (very) non-profit teen suicide prevention organization called Five Alive. We have big dreams, many of which depend on the attention a successful logo can bring. But because our budget is so small, we knew we couldn't afford the usual logo-design process. Instead, we posted our specs on Sitepoint.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on August 29, 2007Body:
It's hard enough pitching yourself to one prospective client, but at some point you may have to face three, five, or -- heaven forbid -- seven peop
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on August 1, 2007Body:
If you have great clients who appreciate you and your work, count your blessings.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on June 29, 2007Body:
Here's a piece of news you already know: The iPhone debuts today.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on June 1, 2007Body:
If you've been in business for long, you've undoubtedly hit a cash-flow dry spell at least once and found yourself scrambling for funds or credit s
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on May 4, 2007Body:
If your business isn't firing on all cylinders, or you're stuck in a middle gear, it's time to open the hood and tweak your engine of commerce.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on April 2, 2007Body:
It's far easier to retain clients than find new ones.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on February 28, 2007Body:
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- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on January 26, 2007Body:
These are not the best of times for Web designers.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on January 2, 2007Body:
In the headlong rush that is our lives today, the start of another year is a better time than most to sit down and take stock.
