The Memorygirl Matrix

scaredy_cat

Claire, don't forget that your fee's for a bigger website would be classed as costs, and come out of your gross profit.

clairewop

scaredy_cat wrote: »

Claire, don't forget that your fee's for a bigger website would be classed as costs, and come out of your gross profit.

What do you mean?

Memory_Girl

Lara44 wrote: »

Hi MG

You could have caved, but you didn't. Cheery Daff will become Dr. Daff very soon

Well theres an excuse for a party:D

MG I like your website - is there any way that the bigger mind maps could be clearer so that it's possible to read even the smaller words? I think it might be a matter of getting your web angel to recompress those jpegs. I also think it's helpful to unpack the 'student' target audience a bit. Will it be equally suitable for young people doing GCSE as mature students undertaking learning again for the first time in a while? It would be wonderful if people could read the text and think "yes, that's me". I wondered if it's possible to use your logo to set the tone for the design, perhaps using turquoise in the text somewhere? If you decide to go on and expand the website there are some lovely stories in there that I'd certainly be keen to read more about, such as the work you did with that school to improve results. I can imagine that as a lovely case study with a picture of the young people and a more journalistic blurb about it.

HUGE (((hugs)))

Please keep the comments coming regarding the website (just click on my name and go the homepage)

My Web Angel is reading as you post and coming up with a plan:T

Expansion is coming - we just needed to throw something up to get us moving..........................


............... because .........................


.............the end of my original 100 day challenge is coming on the 25th. Yup!!! Remember waaaaaayyyyy back then:rotfl::rotfl:

So a few more days and we will all be able to share our sucesses:j:j

No pressure then :rotfl:

MG

Memory_Girl

fantasia322 wrote: »

sorry - I did'nt mean it sarcastically, I think what Demi meant was sort of sparkly and shiny and pink, that 8/9 year olds like wearing to emulate a princess. Disney princesses are her thing, along with ponies and JLS lol

Oooh and tiara's both for kids and bridal.

Ooohh!!!! I've always wanted a tiara - ever since I made one for a drag queen. For the privacy of my own bedroom when I'm singing "I will survive" into my hairbrush - naturally:D

MG

InaPickle

Memory_Girl wrote: »

pring Lambs "Timmi, its Timmi - he's the little lamb with a lot to learn" ........................ sorry got a toddler in the house.

There's NOTHING wrong with Timmy! I'm 30 next month and think it's one of the best things on the box!

And as for Shaun, his elder flockmate...:cool:

:j

Memory_Girl

DedicatedDFW wrote: »

Hi again everyone

Wow! Fab homepage MG - not had chance to go through it properly but you should have my e-mail reserving a place and offering any help I can

MG - could I ask where the old homepage / challenge is? I was copying and pasting the challenge as am following at a different pace and I don't have all the challenges

Thanks Hon - he's kind of left us alone this week (thank goodness in my case) becasue we are working on touching base with our top 20%.

The blog is still at :



http://memorygirlandfriends.blogspot.com/


and apparently the next challenge is to be posted on Sunday night.

Hope that helps hon

Memorygirl

Memory_Girl

Sailorgirl wrote: »

MG
Some thoughts for you about drumming up interest...

Have a look for independent schools in the area of each of your gigs...http://www.isc.co.uk/ParentZone_PostcodeandCountySchoolSearch.htm
Or talk to ISCO - independent schools careers org -(www.isco.org.uk) - they may give you some ideas at least.

Also, at the risk of sounding like a young fogey:p, what about the W.I. - pretty sure it's not all cake sales and nudey calendars - and think they have a magazine, so if they did an article on you, that could be free publicity? Have your mentors given you any advice about publicity/ media?

thanks hon - nope we haven't got to "traditional publicity" yet. Still findin gmy way a bit - OK a lot. Is anyone a member and could find out how we go about this?

Apparently you guys have freaked them out a little at how fast you move together................ I love the idea that all those successfull guys are freaked a little.

Memorygirl

Memory_Girl

Karmacat wrote: »

Cheery's in the WI, so I *know* its trendy (and young)!

Dedicated DFW - thanks for your comments - some really good points there.

MG, how wonderful to have so many dates booked in! I amso, so pleased for you, and that post of Mr Big's is great - it exactly describes what you did when you posted on here last night, such an impassioned ... article ... you wrote, really, it was beautiful. Good for you.

I've just gone back to read it -OMG:eek:. I can't make up my miond if I needed a good drink, a good shake or a good cuddle:rotfl:

All I can say was, that it was straight from the heart

Memorygirl

Memory_Girl

InaPickle wrote: »

There's NOTHING wrong with Timmy! I'm 30 next month and think it's one of the best things on the box!

And as for Shaun, his elder flockmate...:cool:

:j

That is wrong on so many levels :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Memorygirl

clairewop

Memory_Girl wrote: »

Ooohh!!!! I've always wanted a tiara - ever since I made one for a drag queen. For the privacy of my own bedroom when I'm singing "I will survive" into my hairbrush - naturally:D

MG

Pity you don't live nearer You could teach me an easy way to make them