I have Photoshop, but only because I owned a printing and graphic design company back in the day.Never heard of GIMP but will check it out.

Has anyone ever used a small single graphic in an absentee letter.

Raymond your initial load time on your website is very slow.Many will just click off before it loads.Speed of a site is key with today's consumers.Web designers get carried away with flash and other items because it looks fancy.The flash and high graphic pictures make the sites load slow.I have found people just want a fast site with relevant content to what they are looking for.I do not like ALL IN ONE sites.I believe in highly targeted sites especially with investors.For instance even if you are on page one of Google and then someone wants to learn about hotels and they get to your website and it has a ton of tabs to click everywhere.The odds of that lead digging through a bunch of pages to find the info is slim to none.With a targeted site you appear to be THE SPECIALIST and the content is related to only what they are searching for.I did not also see a form on every page.You want a form to capture their information on every page you have.Your website also I did not see it was keyword rich for the area you are targeting.Blogging can be great.Some people are not that much of a writer.You can do pod casts or videos,radio shows instead if you are more comfortable.Hope it helps.

I'm wondering if there is a site, like Postlet, that allows you to create non real estate related graphic html for emails, craiglists, etc. - In other words, if I wanted to create a postlet like ad for the real estate services I offer (i.e.

I will never forgot this project because after nearly twenty-five years of master planning throughout the world, here was another classic example of how a strong vision, coupled with storytelling and simple, clear graphics created by planning professionals can actualize substantial value.

Apple literally creates markets for themselves - for example the graphical user interface, the single form computer iMac, the iPod, the iPhone, etc.

v=y8HeJuBcI3Y&feature=player_embedded Here is a similar mistake that Fox admitted making when they used footage from a 2008 Palin rally during a segment on a Palin book signing stop...Fox apologized for this as well: http://thinkprogress.org/2009/11/18/fox-crowd-shot-palin/ Here is Fox News doing the same thing with poll data graphics and the discussion around it.

It's filled with pages and pages of fill in the blanks (answers below the page), big letter fonts, double if not triple space, some more spacing than can be described, some have no answers to be filled, some ridiculous geometry for graphics, no back pages, a glossary in the end of the book, it was just meant to look big or thick.

Marcus - I take it you're talking about improving the design and using more graphics.

If she is more creative, she can go into web design, graphic design, or desktop publishing.