Last night, the news in West Seattle seemed surreal. Not only was the Governer about to issue a stay home order, but the West Seattle Bridge had cracks and was closing down.  This too shall pass. This is my mantra for the strange times we are living in. After finding the list of essential businesses…

As many of you know, I travel on a routine basis to cook for my Mom and Dad.  My parents are elderly and my Mom has dementia.  For their entire marriage, my Mom had the traditional role as the cook in the home and my Dad needs a helping hand with the task. A few…

Due to the coronavirus outbreak, several companies in the Seattle area have sent people packing to work remotely at home. As I settled into my office this morning, I thought I might have some tips to share with folks that now find themselves without their office space. After all, I started my business from my…

Each year, I take a moment and look back on my last year in business.  It helps me get a good idea of what I need to continue doing and where I need to make changes.   Here’s a look at what happened at WebCami Site Design in 2019. I put a new payment plan system…

In July, I was asked to participate in employee education for GoDaddy.  Although the worker bee in me told myself, I can’t possibly be out of the office for almost two weeks, I jumped at the chance to learn more about one of the biggest technology providers to small businesses in the world, with over…

Reviewing my year has become a habit and one I’m glad I started. As I read my post from last year, I can see where I continued to grow and where I stumbled. Overall, 2018 was a great year for WebCami Site Design. After 16 years in business, I feel like I’m just getting started.…