The latest issue of August Insights, my consultancy's e-newsletter, went out today. You can read it online, and even subscribe if it strikes a chord. This month's issue asks if the traditional Web site, as organizational online presence, is past its expiration date. And, I point out the lesson that Amazon's Kindle can teach us about our customers.
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What's This?
- It’s about people, ideas, devices and channels that create good experiences. And gadgets. Oh, and coffee, too.
I’m Ian Joyce, principal of August Communication Consultants, where I help businesses create good online experiences for customers, employees, partners and other stakeholders. I'm also a writer, and contribute the odd column to the Business Journal of the Triad.
You can follow me on Twitter, see some of my photos on Flickr, thumb (metaphorically speaking) through my retired blog, Ian@work, or read my musings on bicycling.
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