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Hello, my subscribers.
Thank you to everyone who is following along, which I have two new subscribers and it's wonderful to feel like somebody wants to check in on my progress.
So basically, what I've done this week is come up with different colors that I think I want for my new website–not new website–but the new version of my website to be.
I'm looking for something more muted. So, I'm also trying to create a new logo.
But I am having a difficult time because I do like the name of my website, freshmediablog.com.
But also...
I was just wondering if it's very youthful-looking and very colorful. I think I'm in a new phase of my life because I created the website 10 years ago. Now, I want it to be more of a platform to promote the podcast that I've been creating, and also for it to be a resource hub.
So, it's been my vision to create a resource hub for different artists and art spectators and to be the go-to spot for more information about Houston and the Texas arts and culture community.
I'll show you the colors I'm thinking of, but I'm also going to show you the different examples of websites that I've been looking at as far as, creating content for the website. Bree Pair from the Thrive podcast has an awesome website.
Like, what are these podcast episodes going to look like on the page?
The idea is that each podcast will have its own page so that I'll be able to include resources that I discuss in the podcast. Here’s what the Brown Ambition Podcast page looks like. When you search for different topics, a full list pops up. The tags for each page are perfectly organized.
Take a look at this post; you'll be able to see what I'm talking about and be able to visualize it.
But if you have any questions at all, feel free to comment below. And, you know, you can just tag me if you got a question.
I'll try to answer as soon as I can.
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