I must apologize again to my readers for another break in the continuity of my posts. I had resumed posting last week and had hoped to complete this week's post today before I go on vacation tomorrow for two weeks. However, the final content edits that I had to make to the my new website took more time than I expected, so unfortunately I did not get a chance to prepare this week's post.
However, the new Brixton Chrome website is now completely functional. The only thing I have left to do is migrate my Canadian and Nigerian stamp blogs to it, install the language translation app and connect all the social media sales channels. I will deal with all that when I return, as well as resuming my regular posting schedule. I do apologize for all the interruptions, but I can promise you all that I don't have any other plans, except possibly to take a week in January next year. So, you can look forward to at least 2 or three uninterrupted months of postings.
The website itself has been well worth the effort and the patience that it has taken to complete it. It is my belief that it has the potential to be a truly world-class website and resource for stamp collectors. In its pages you will find all the information you could be looking for regarding major topics of concern to intermediate and advanced collectors, and an entire section devoted to beginners. As I had alluded to in my last post, I am now trying to position myself to begin marketing the hobby to the population at large, and it is my hope that this new website will succeed in presenting the hobby in a less stuffy light.
So, while I am away, I would strongly encourage you to visit the new website and explore its pages. If any of you have any suggestions as to topics you would like to see covered, or issues that you think should be addressed, please send me a comment.
I look forward to resuming my regular posting schedule, once and for all starting on Tuesday, October 9, 2018.
Until then, you can visit the new website at:
www.brixtonchrome.com
However, the new Brixton Chrome website is now completely functional. The only thing I have left to do is migrate my Canadian and Nigerian stamp blogs to it, install the language translation app and connect all the social media sales channels. I will deal with all that when I return, as well as resuming my regular posting schedule. I do apologize for all the interruptions, but I can promise you all that I don't have any other plans, except possibly to take a week in January next year. So, you can look forward to at least 2 or three uninterrupted months of postings.
The website itself has been well worth the effort and the patience that it has taken to complete it. It is my belief that it has the potential to be a truly world-class website and resource for stamp collectors. In its pages you will find all the information you could be looking for regarding major topics of concern to intermediate and advanced collectors, and an entire section devoted to beginners. As I had alluded to in my last post, I am now trying to position myself to begin marketing the hobby to the population at large, and it is my hope that this new website will succeed in presenting the hobby in a less stuffy light.
So, while I am away, I would strongly encourage you to visit the new website and explore its pages. If any of you have any suggestions as to topics you would like to see covered, or issues that you think should be addressed, please send me a comment.
I look forward to resuming my regular posting schedule, once and for all starting on Tuesday, October 9, 2018.
Until then, you can visit the new website at:
www.brixtonchrome.com
where are you going on vacation?
ReplyDeletetravelling with Steph?
I am staying here. I'm just not working.
Deleteno October update? You and Steph get a lot of trick or treaters in NB?
ReplyDeleteNo, I've been crazy busy with finishing the language translation on the website. But I hope to be up and running soon and can post an update.
DeleteWe gave out 4 large bowls full of candy. So lots of kids here.
postal disruption affecting your deliveries?
ReplyDeleteNo, not significantly. Thanks for asking though.
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