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  • Meagan Vitek 5:19 pm on January 9, 2014 Permalink |
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    MM Writer Assignment Process for PC 

    1. Client says they need a writer for marketing messages
    2. Go to the Writer Google Doc (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AgV7rpRlNfcSdEx5YVdqU3lxcmg3cGt1SEkwQnhCemc&usp=sharing)
    3. Email a writer that has time available
    4. If the writer is available, add them to LGED
    5. Add them to your project on LGED – look at the video below on how to add people to a project on LGED. Be sure to add correct project permissions (make sure they are create & manage)!

    Video: http://screencast.com/t/w0hr9n93

     
  • Becky DeGrossa 9:32 pm on January 6, 2014 Permalink |  
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    Is there a “this is how to set up and access your e-mail” document? 

    Launching two new sites to hostgator today, and I’m curious if we have a standard instruction form to pass on to clients regarding how to access their new e-mail account. Searching in ‘geterdone” but no luck so far…

     
    • Becky DeGrossa 12:38 am on January 7, 2014 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      Best bet, so that folks don’t have to login to hostgator to see their email and deal with very substandard email managers (like Squirrelmail) is to have their email forwarded to their regular email (gmail, yahoo, etc.)

    • Juliette Cook 6:11 pm on January 7, 2014 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      Client wants to transfer godaddy email host to host gator. I am trying to convince her to forward to regular email. Client then asks, how can I ensure that my godaddy email inbox is preserved/no emails are lost in the transfer process? Anyone out there who has an answer for this? Is it possibly to have the website at HostGator and keep the email client with Go Daddy – how much extra is it for Go Daddy to host emails? This is for the purposes of not ‘losing any emails’ in the transfer process from GoDaddy to Host Gator.
      Please help if you can.

    • Dave Boylan 6:19 pm on January 7, 2014 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      Not sure how to guarantee anything, but a client that recently moved hosting to us was able to access her old c-panel at godaddy after her site had been moved. She then went in and forwarded all e-mails she needed to save. I would say this is a question the client needs to ask godaddy.

      • Juliette Cook 7:56 pm on January 7, 2014 Permalink | Log in to Reply

        just spoke to godadddy. seems they tell you to download your inbox emails to outlook/entourage – whatever webmail system on your computer if you have one.
        but this is what i recommended because the client in NOT tech savvy

        i told the non-tech savvy client this and also recommended they change their email to a free email like gmail if they do not want to pay for godaddy email hosting:

        If this is the case this is what I recommend – if you want to host with us at Host Gator, you can still keep your Go Daddy email account (since you already have this set up) – They offer an ‘imap’ email account that allows 10 email boxes per year for about $90 per year (less $$ if you sign up for 5 years). You would have your website hosted on HostGator and your email hosted on GoDaddy so that way you wouldn’t have to worry about losing any inbox emails.

        The other option with GoDaddy that HostGator does not do is the outlook exchange which is more of a syncronizing system that talks to calendars/intranets/etc which is only if someone uses outlook for everything.

        If you choose to change the email host and don’t want to pay go daddy for the email hosting, it is included in HostGator’s package. The recommendation though is to have your email sent to your regular email inbox at gmail or cox.net or whatever free inbox you have now instead of going onto HostGator’s email to retrieve all emails (it is just not as good as a .gmail or cox.net)

  • Meagan Vitek 7:09 pm on January 6, 2014 Permalink |
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    Process for new STWP Clients 

    1. Meagan – add to Members Area on CW Wishlist Member
    2. Meagan – add to STWP Clients Google Doc
    3. Meagan – send them Welcome to STWP Email
    4. PC – send them the STWP Initial PC Email (see google doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yhICAiZZaKzUyqrFUSxzxDlruQUscT6lH-WZlFhE73c/edit?usp=sharing)
    5. PC needs to set up new client in LGED
    Watch this video on how to add new client to STWP in LGED: http://screencast.com/t/Amkf0UHQC

  • ***Use naming convention (website – client name – STWP mmyy)
    Ex: TheSophiaWomensInstitute.com – Debra Gordy – STWP 1113

    6. PC will then follow tasks in the STWP project template

 
  • Jane Klein 10:24 pm on December 27, 2013 Permalink |
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    301 Redirects: protocol for project coordinators and developers 

    Project Coordinators will need to instruct the developers to create 301 redirects if a page exists on a site, but will be changing its URL.

    You must make sure the 301 redirects are done correctly, because if it is not your client could lose thousands of Google views that apply to their search link equity, rendering them essentially starting from scratch, which is quite disastrous from an SEO perspective. You can make a spreadsheet in Excel or a Google doc, or simply list them in LGED. But the essential message must be that there is an OLD URL that will now change to a NEW URL, and the PC (not the developer) is responsible for determining those. There are two main types.

    One, the Orenstein model, where the URL is kept, but page names are changed:

    OLD: http://www.orensteinsolutions.com/services/teen-psychologist-counseling-therapy/

    NEW: http://www.orensteinsolutions.com/teen-counseling/

    There is also second type, the Joseph Weiss type, where the URL is completely new:

    OLD: http://www.drjosephsweiss.com/contact

    NEW: http://www.theanxietydocseattle.com/contact

     
  • Becky DeGrossa 9:09 pm on December 27, 2013 Permalink |
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  • Becky DeGrossa 9:02 pm on December 27, 2013 Permalink |
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    AAMFT CREDIBILITY ICON 

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  • Becky DeGrossa 8:58 pm on December 27, 2013 Permalink |  
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    where is the best place to store and maintain credibility icons?

     
    • Becky DeGrossa 8:59 pm on December 27, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      Maybe here? You’ll need to tag the post as credibility icons so it’s searchable.

    • Juan Villegas 9:02 pm on December 27, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      what are credibility icons? 😐

    • Dave Boylan 9:05 pm on December 27, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      They are the logos for the various organizations that counselors and therapists are affiliated with. We generally place them in the footer on the websites

    • Dave Boylan 9:06 pm on December 27, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      search this blog on “icon” and one will pop up

  • Becky DeGrossa 7:03 am on December 27, 2013 Permalink |
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    CounselingWise Organization Chart 

    Updated on 1/2/14 to reflect the loss of Juliana and the addition of two new MM/Report writers, Alia and Curt!  Welcome!

    Page1Pros_CounselingWise_Organization_(Becky) (1)

     
  • Becky DeGrossa 2:14 am on December 24, 2013 Permalink |
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    Jane’s Elves Made a Video! 

    Check it out!

    Merry Christmas, you all!

    Becky

     
  • Juliette Cook 11:12 pm on December 23, 2013 Permalink |  
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    Blog posts – pricing and schedule 

    For the blog service, Laura Olsen is the lead writer and she would coordinate, but most likely, one of the other writers would do the interview and the writing.
    The cost is as follows:

    It’s $167 for 2, twice that for 4, or $250 for 3.

    The process takes a month. There are four stages that should take a week each: 1 – Set-up, confirm, and hold interview; 2 – write rough drafts, send to client for review; 3 – receive rough drafts from client; 4 – write final article, send for editing/proofreading, publish, notify client article is live.

     
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