After about a year and a half of pretty much continuous work, my revised web site marriagesupport.com opened late last week. The site includes over 600 of my articles about marriage and couple relationships, a growing collection of online-plus-teleclass Smart Relationship courses, a manual teaching conversation skills for couples, and a relationship-coaching program that teaches skills and attitudes for couple success.
The site owes a great deal to the diligence and skills of the capable folks at Flyte New Media in Portland, Maine and of my able, generous programmer and friend, Quita Ryder.
In future posts, I'll have more to say about marriagesupport.com and its approach to helping people with their relationships, but right now I just want to celebrate the rebirth of my site and thank the people who helped make that rebirth possible.
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David,
Just want to say that it was quite an experience developing this site with you.
I learned a lot, especially about blogging. I enjoyed our conversations and debates about how to develop a Web site that would help your clients and get the word out about your services.
I look forward to continuing to work with you on using new technologies to help people with age old problems.
Now, start blogging more often! I'm watching. (Evil laugh...)
Congratulations!
Posted by: Rich Brooks | November 30, 2005 at 11:19 PM