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JULIA BARRY

"Julia is creative and organized at the same time. She infuses every project with joy and enthusiasm. Her work is of the highest quality as she is constantly learning and adding new skills. She's adaptable and a great communicator."

—Nancy Gruver, Founder & CEO, New Moon Girl Media


Description of Services

Whether you are starting out with a blank slate or looking for a change, Julia will help you tackle technological challenges and present your authentic, professional self online. She will work with you to clarify and carry out your goals for sharing your identity and your work, as well as help you to organize your workflow for productive maintenance of your new efforts. Focusing on your humanity and individual needs, Julia will advise a custom plan and take action with you in all areas from computer cleanup to site design to Facebook tactics. Visit www.juliabarryproductions.com for more information.

 

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Julia is available for a She Writes Virtual Lunch—
a comprehensive hour-long phone consultation for 100 bucks!

About Julia Barry

Julia is a feminist media geek, digital presence consultant, and musician. With an MA in Interactive Media and thesis on internet collaboration for social change, she is passionate about the power of the internet and new media to promote community, the arts, and progressive activism. She has created websites for and continues to consult with a cadre of activists, thinkers, and creatives, and has also worked online with organizations like New Moon Girl Media, the progressive publishing company for girls. In addition to consulting with private clients, Julia writes about and presents workshops on media literacy across the U.S., performs regularly with her band, is an active member of the new media collective, Meerkat Media, and was formerly on staff at SheWrites.com as Social Community Manager.

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Julia Barry Productions

Contact: julia [at] juliabarryproductions [dot] com

 

WARREN TALBOT

"My website was branded carefully to convey a fresh, uncluttered, juicy feel. Warren migrated it over to Wordpress, maintaining the unique look in every way. He researched the best template options for me, and gave me a tutorial so I could easily take the reins. I am not a techie, and he made what I thought would be a hassle a real snap. If you’ve been thinking about a Wordpress site, Warren's your guy."

—Maria Ross, President and Chief Marketing Diva, Red Slice, LLC


Description of Services

Warren helps small businesses and entrepreneurs showcase their companies online. Specializing in migration of static websites to Wordpress, he develops stylish and functional websites that give the owner flexibility in updating the content. No more calls to an expensive webmaster to update your event calendar or content on your media page!

About Warren Talbot

Warren is one-half of Married with Luggage, the couple who blog about their dream of selling everything to travel around the world. He founded MWL Development in 2009 because of his passion for working with small businesses and to help fund the adventure; he and his wife leave on their three-year trip October 1, 2010, and plan to continue to build Wordpress sites from the road. Working exclusively with Wordpress so that his clients can easily maintain and update their own websites, Warren is regularly complimented on his attention to detail, quick turnaround, and clear guidance. Bonus: his wife is a writer and blogger, so he sorta understands you.

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MWL Development

Contact: wtalbot [at] mwldevelopment [dot] com

 

SHARON AVNON

"I am amazed by Sharon's boundless creativity. I had worked with other graphic designers and we just weren't speaking the same language. It took Sharon less than a day to perfectly capture the essence of what I was seeking. On the rare occasion that I have notes on her original design, Sharon is always back in a flash with several other ideas. She cares deeply about the quality of her product, and is a total pleasure to work with. I recommend her without reservation!"

—Amy Wilson, Author of When Did I Get Like This?


Description of Services

Sharon provides a complete array of graphic services for both Web and print. She customizes each job based on budget and needs by providing an honest advice, a creative approach and tailor-made designs and products. Always responsive and reliable, she’s here to enhance your visibility in style!
List of services:
Web Design
Book Jacket Design
Illustration
Logo Design
Corporate Identity Materials
Posters, Postcards and Other Print Materials

About Sharon Avnon

In her career as a graphic designer, some of Sharon’s more visible projects were created for Elizabeth Arden and Bliss. But she did the most fulfilling ones for an author who writes about motherhood and two young moms starting a small business. She now hopes to expand those experiences by increasing the media footprint and marketing reach of writers and others in the creative field. Sharon is married to a journalist and has two beautiful kids and a dog.

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Sharon is available for a She Writes Virtual Lunch—
a comprehensive hour-long phone consultation for 100 bucks!

Contact: info [at] sharonavnon [dot] com

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