Web Development seems to be the only industry where we treat our own company not nearly as well as we treat our clients. Internally we don't keep deadlines, we don't put forth our best work, and we often have a far less superior site compared to what we deliver to our clients.

This Session will not only cover how to manage yourself as a client but also ideas on how to put your best foot forward on your own site. How to show off your experience, capabilities, and services through not only the content on your site, but the site itself. Lets walk through creating an amazing website and portfolio for our very best client, OURSELVES!

-Managing internal projects as if they were a client
-Resource allocation for internal projects
-Creating the portfolio
------Blog
------Testimonial
------Industries
------Products vs Services vs Core Capabilities
------Case Studies vs Clients
------FAQ

Lastly, I will share how an exercise like developing a detailed company website or a company wide wiki can help drive the company towards its strengths, focus its view on the correct path moving forward, and help management assess positioning and growth.

Intended audience:
This presentation is for owners of Drupal development companies, freelancers who have personal portfolio websites, and even the end client who wants to see how a project can be managed and executed as well as gain ideas for what to include on their own website.

Questions answered by this session
Question 1: How do I staff my internal project?
Question 2: Who is accountable for managing my internal project?
Question 3: What do I need to put on my website to attract and convert more clients?
Question 4: How do I leverage my core strengths on the web to sell more business?
Question 5: What other value do I get from committing time and resources to an internal project?