Less is More
Last Update: April 28, 2020

- keep your brand simple
- keep your website simple
- keep your call to actions simple
read the above again and you'll flourish
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Pea5504
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Great advice that I must constantly take action on. The 3 S, S, S: Simple Brand, Simple Website, Simple Call to Action".
Care for a lol? Years ago in 1978, I wrote a paper in college, and the tutor wrote: "If this was an animal tied to a tree, the poor guy would be dead before you ended.
Thanks Magistudios
Great Reminder. Good Success.
Princess/Pea
Care for a lol? Years ago in 1978, I wrote a paper in college, and the tutor wrote: "If this was an animal tied to a tree, the poor guy would be dead before you ended.
Thanks Magistudios
Great Reminder. Good Success.
Princess/Pea
Shipwright
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Hey Jay,
Great advice. Alot of folk try to do too much, and in doing so forget about the most important thing, delivering an easy to navigate website with great, easy to read content.
Thanks again Jay for your continued advice to us all, and of course for your excellent webinars :)
Tim
Great advice. Alot of folk try to do too much, and in doing so forget about the most important thing, delivering an easy to navigate website with great, easy to read content.
Thanks again Jay for your continued advice to us all, and of course for your excellent webinars :)
Tim
bosco50050
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Some lessons I learned from wife where "less is more"
In cooking "less salt is more" - you can taste all the other flavors present - don't kill it with more salt
In designing her youtube thumbnail "less fonts is more", "less colours are more" - focus on what matters - don't distract
in buying kitchen equipment "less is more" -buy equipment that focuses on one rather function than multi
less is more...essential versus unessential
In cooking "less salt is more" - you can taste all the other flavors present - don't kill it with more salt
In designing her youtube thumbnail "less fonts is more", "less colours are more" - focus on what matters - don't distract
in buying kitchen equipment "less is more" -buy equipment that focuses on one rather function than multi
less is more...essential versus unessential