A Note from Dr. Ruby

“It’s really hard to put into words what Jason Stambaugh (Wevival) has done for me.  My longterm mission has been to develop a health resource center to share vital information with women to help them lead vibrant lives.  As a nurse practitioner, I have been sharing this information with women in my practice for many years, and more recently lecturing to groups of women.  It quickly became very apparent that I needed to reach a larger audience to get the word out to more women.  Jason took my vision and transformed it into an amazing website that is not only visually appealing, but very user friendly.   Having the ability to connect with thousands of women through a virtual network opens windows that I didn’t even imagine existed for me.”

Read about her new website.

That little bar.

A few weeks ago I noticed an intriguing little bar at the top of many of my favorite blogs and websites. Since they all looked alike, I knew that someone was behind it. After a few clicks, I found the source of all of the now famous bar – HelloBar. HelloBar enables you to create a little snippet of code that you can add to your website. After you add the code to your header or footer code, a bar will pop up with a message (of your choosing) and button taking visitors to a link (of your choosing). The result is an interesting and unique way to drive visitors to signup for your email list, download a white paper, or like your Facebook Fan Page.

The ease with which you can deploy the bar is stunning. In only a few minutes, you can have it up and running on your website. It is a happy medium between an annoying popup and obscuring your signup forms, contests, and give-a-ways. It’s presence on your site is noticeable but not too distracting. You can see the HelloBar in action on this site.

Pretty, cool huh?