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Matthew Bollen
Interior Design, Custom Furniture, Websites
Seattle, Washington
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Posted by Matthew Bollen, Seattle, Washington | Jun 20, 2007

Subscribe to Promotions & special offers seeking to contract occaisional website maintenance

I designed a large website for an apartment community developer with over 35+ properties. From time to time they add a new property and I expand the website.

When something glitches with the website I'm on call to fix it or investigate the bug. I'm a one man shop, and when on vacation I need a back-up to be able to handle any problems that arise. Usually very basic stuff if even only simply updating.

Probably limited work based on my above requirements, but I need a back-up nonetheless as stuff does break!

Please contact me to discuss. Thank you!!!

6 Bizniks have posted replies

  • Hannah Albert ND
    Posted by Hannah Albert ND, Seattle, Washington | Jun 20, 2007

    Hi Matthew,

    I have a friend who does content maintenence and is about to embark upon switching my website over so I can upgrade/ tweak it on my own...much like the new upcoming 2.0 biznik.

    cubefree@cubefree.com

    His name is Daniel.

    cheers, Hannah

  • Matthew Bollen
    Posted by Matthew Bollen, Seattle, Washington | Jun 20, 2007

    Thank you Hannah! I've contacted Daniel...

  • Hannah Albert ND
    Posted by Hannah Albert ND, Seattle, Washington | Jun 21, 2007

    Awesome....let me know how it goes.

  • Sara Smith
    Posted by Sara Smith, Jackson, New Jersey | Jun 25, 2007

    It would be helpful to know the website and the language(s)/database used to develop the site

  • Matthew Bollen
    Posted by Matthew Bollen, Seattle, Washington | Jun 25, 2007

    http://www.pacificliving.com/

    At this point the only requirements for updating would be basic html and graphics, and a contact sheet of third party vendors that feed additional content.

  • Mark Wayman
    Posted by Mark Wayman, Oakland, California | Jul 21, 2007

    Hi Matthew,

    Have you tried using AgencyLogic PowerSites (www.agencylogic.com) to represent each of the properties? Adding a new property would be as simple as creating a new site (all wizard based) - no HTML required.

    Cheers, Mark.

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  • Hannah Albert ND
    Hannah Albert ND
    Naturopathic & Homeopathic Physician
    Seattle, Washington
  • Matthew Bollen
    Matthew Bollen
    Interior Design, Custom Furniture, Websites
    Seattle, Washington
  • Sara Smith
    Sara Smith
    Web developer and Entrepreneur
    Jackson, New Jersey
  • Mark Wayman
    Mark Wayman
    Web Entrepreneur
    Oakland, California

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