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Think Vitamin Radio: Episode #11

By @keirwhitaker

25 August 2010 | Category: Uncategorized

In episode #11 of Think Vitamin Radio Mike manages to pick a “Tweet of the week”, we discuss a recent post by Jackson Palmer on Think Vitamin and round out the show with a chat about some of the challenges of redesigning Think Vitamin with HTML5 and media queries.

There’s also a quick chat about Ryan’s work out regime, Mike’s love of Twitter and to my shame I do my “best” impression of Rocky.

This episode is a little longer at 40 minutes, we hope you enjoy it.

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  • http://www.arogoff.com Andrew

    Listen to these on a regular basis – thanks guys.

  • http://captionaction.com Michael Lockrey

    Loved Episode 1 and just going back through the others over the next few weeks.
    Any chance of a transcript for all of the episodes?

  • http://www.AppAnarchy.com Keith Beucler

    I loved the discussion about continuous improvement to a website. This is the exact business model that I have used. For smaller clients, I actually lease the website to them. I usually start with at least a 2 year contract. I charge roughly half of the design/development cost up front. I then charge monthly which covers revisions as well as hosting costs. Basically, I’m selling the client blocks of time. If there is no time used for a particular month, the hours are rolled over for the length of the contract. With these leased sites, I own the domain so there is never a problem with the getting stiffed for the ongoing contract fees. I’ve never had to take a site down because of not being paid.

    My clients love it because the are able to spread the design/development costs over a longer period of time. I prefer this model because of the reoccurring income and the ability to build long term relationships.

  • Ryan Carson

    Hey Keith – really interesting idea. Thanks for sharing! :)

  • Keir Whitaker

    Hey Michael, Most of the shows have transcripts, the rest are in the pipeline as we speak.

    Check out http://thinkvitamin.com/category/tvr/episodes/page/4/ to find the old issues.

    Keir

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