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#1 Collis Ta’eed
		Collis’ Websites Envato – http://www.envato.com TutsPlus – http://tutsplus.com - About Collis Ta’eed Collis Ta’eed is the founder / creator of the company Envato (formally Eden). Collis first came across Photoshop at university, and realized this is what he wanted to do. Since then he has built up the Envato network to one of the biggest creative communities online to date. - Envato has many sites within its network, including tutorial sites, design blogs, web galleries and creative marketplaces such as flashden and audiojungle.
#2 Vitaly Friedman
		Vitaly’s Websites Smashing Magazine – http://www.smashingmagazine.com - About Vitaly Friedman Vitaly is one of the founders of the popular smashingmagazine.com. Smashing magazine is an extremly popular web design blog, which has over 130,000 RSS Subscribers and is hosted on 7 servers. - The Design compilations that vitaly puts together on smashing magazine and simply amazing. Smashing Magazine is one of the most talked about blogs online to date. Well done Vitaly!
#3 Matt Mickiewicz
		Matt’s Websites Sitepoint – http://www.sitepoint.com - About Matt Mickiewicz Matt is the founder and creator of sitepoint. Sitepoint is the largest website online for web designers and developers. It ranks under the top 1000 websites online to date. - Sitepoint has a very popular forum and marketplace, plus they also publish books and host design contests.
#4 Nick La
		Nick’s Websites N.Design Studio – http://www.ndesign-studio.com Best Web Gallery – http://bestwebgallery.com Web Designer Wall – http://www.webdesignerwall.com Icon Dock – http://icondock.com - About Nick La Nick La is a freelancer specializing in illustration and web design. Nick is based in Toronto, Canada. His main focuses are designing stock icons, beautiful css websites and illustrations. - Nicks work has been featured all across the internet on various blogs and web galleries.
#5 David Leggett
		David’s Websites Tutorial9 – http://www.tutorial9.net UxBooth – http://www.uxbooth.com The Leggett – http://www.theleggett.com - About David Leggett David designed his first website when he was only ten years old. Since then he has created an amazing web design blog called tutorial9, in which he teaches people about photoshop and design. - UxBoot is another one of his websites that offeres website reviews, and free web resources to all its readers.
#6 Jacob Gube
		Jacob’s Websites Six Revisions – http://sixrevisions.com Twitter – http://twitter.com/SixRevisions - About Jacob Gube Jacob is the founder is Six Revisions, one of the most popular web design and development blogs on the internet. The content that is published on six revisions is simply amazing, and provides extremly useful information to web designers and developers worldwide.
#7 Jakob Nielsen
		Jakob’s Websites UseIt – http://www.useit.com HappyWebbies – http://www.happywebbies.com/store/detail/jakob-nielsen/ - About Jakob Nielsen Jakob has his own websites over at useit.com. Jakob has many different names, such as “The king of usability”, and “The smartest person on the web”.
#8 Jeffrey Zeldman
		Jeffrey’s Websites Happy Cog – http://www.happycog.com/about/zeldman/ Jeffrey Zeldman – http://www.zeldman.com Twitter – http://twitter.com/zeldman - About Jeffrey Zeldman Jeffrey Zeldman is a writer / author, and designer. His personal blog zeldman.com has been around since 1995 (14 years!), and is one of the oldest published blogs on the internet. - Jeffrey Zeldman has been involves in many projects including the Web Standards Project, and A List Apart.
#9 David Airey
		David’s Websites David Airey – http://www.davidairey.com LogoDesignLove – http://www.logodesignlove.com - About David Airey David is a graphic designer living in northan ireland. He specializes in logo design and brand identity. His blog has around 14,000 RSS Subscribers, and his portfolio is also hosted on davidairey.com. - Another one of Davids projects includes Logodesignlove.com, which also has over 13,000 RSS Subscribers. His work is featured in many web galleries and blogs.
#10 Fabio Sasso
		Fabio’s Websites Abduzeedo – http://abduzeedo.com Fabio Sasso – http://fabiosasso.com Zee – http://zee.com.br Twitter – http://twitter.com/abduzeedo - About Fabio Sasso Fabio has his own personal website in which he features many of his personal designs. Abduzeedo is Fabio’s design blogs in which he has some amazing content. - Fabio also ownes his own web design company called Zee, which you can find at zee.com.br.
#11 Veerle Pieters
		Veerle’s Websites Veerle’s Blog – http://veerle.duoh.com Duoh! – http://www.duoh.com - About Veerle Pieters Veerle began her career in 1992, when she became a freelance designer under the name of Duoh! She founded the name duoh.com in 2000. - Veerles design blog has been around for many years. Her design work is very inspirational, and every piece is 10/10 for quality.
#12 Jacob Cass
		Jacob’s Websites Just Creative Design – http://justcreativedesign.com Twitter – http://twitter.com/justcreative - About Jacob Cass Jacob has his blog and portfolio at the same domain name. He is the founder of Just Creative Design, and is currently 21 years old. - Jacob is a very talented indervidual in the design niche. You just have to look at his portfolio to see it. He does an array of different design work that includes web design, logo design, print and much more.
#13 Adelle Charles
		Adelle’s Websites Fuel Your Creativity – http://www.fuelyourcreativity.com Fuel Brand Group – http://fuelbrandgroup.com Adelle Charles – http://adellecharles.com - About Adelle Charles Adelle is the creative director for the Fuel Brand Group. She is responsible for all the creative design around all the fuel brand sites. She is also an Art Director and a designer for a TV Station. - She also has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Graphic Design from Rochester Institute of Technology.
#14 Adii Rockstar
		Adii’s Websites Adii – http://adii.co.za Radiiate – http://radiiate.com WooThemes – http://www.woothemes.com Twitter – http://twitter.com/adii - About Adii Rockstar Adii Rockstar formally knows as Adriaan Pienaa is a successfull internet entrepenur. Adii has his own personal blog, and is the founder of woothemes, and Radiiate Web Solutions.
#15 Nick Finck
		Nick’s Websites Nick Finck – http://nickfinck.com Twitter – http://twitter.com/nickf Flickr – http://www.flickr.com/photos/digitalweb/ - About Nick Finck Nick Finck is a speaker and community cultivator. He has created web experiences for fortune 50 and 500 companies. These companies include Adobe, IBM, HP, Microsoft and many others.
#16 Dennis Hwang
		Featured In Google Blog – http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2004/06/oodles-of-doodles.html Guardian Online – http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/sep/05/google.doodle - About Dennis Hwang Dennis is the official Google Doodlist. He has created over 150 doodles for Google. His name is not well known, but his work has been seen by billions of people on the Google homepage. He creates new doodles for Google when there are events happening, such as easter, Googles Birthday, Halloween, Start of summer, etc.
#17 Derek Herman
		Derek’s Websites Valen Designs – http://valendesigns.com Twitter – http://twitter.com/valendesigns - About Derek Herman Derek is the founder of Valen Designs. Valen specializes in Web Design, Search Engine Optimization, Branding and Application Development. Derek has worked on many websites, including sites within the Envato network.
#18 Mike Kus
		Mike’s Websites Carsonified – http://www.carsonified.com/about-us The Things We Make – http://www.thethingswemake.co.uk - About Mike Kus Mike is the senior designer for Carsonified. He joined in May 2008, and has been in design for many years before. Mike is a very creative designer, and he works wonders for Carsonified. - He also has a personal site over at thethingswemake.co.uk, which includes his flickr photo stream, and his portfolio.
#19 Bill Beachy
		Bill’s Websites Go Media – http://v5.gomedia.us/about/bill.php Twitter – http://twitter.com/william_beachy - About Bill Beachy Bill is the president of Go Media. It took several years before he could start to hire other people to work for his company, but now it has a vast number of employees. - Go Media was originally called Graphic Odysseys, until it merged with Next Level Multimedia in 2003.
#20 Rob Palmer
		Rob’s Websites Branded07 – http://www.branded07.com - About Rob Palmer Rob is 25 years old and a graphic designer based in newcastle upon tyne, UK. He is skilld in almost every Adobe package, and knows many programming languages. - He uses Branded07 to post tutorials, write about his personal life and host his portfolio.
#21 Cameron Moll
		Cameron’s Websites Cameron Moll – http://cameronmoll.com Authentic Jobs – http://authenticjobs.com - About Cameron Moll Cameron Moll is an inspirational web designer. His code is clean, and he is one of the most balanced designers. Many companies have recognizes Camerons work. - Cameron has a personal site in which he hosts a shop, his blog and his design portfolio. He also has a job board named “Authentic Jobs”.
#22 Jason Santa Maria
		Jason’s Websites Jason Santa Maria – http://jasonsantamaria.com An Event Apart – http://aneventapart.com/speakers/jasonsantamaria/ Twitter – http://twitter.com/jasonsantamaria - About Jason Santa Maria Jason is a graphic designer that currently lives in Brooklyn. On his personal site he hosts his portfolio and also writes about Technology, Business and the Web.
#23 Paul Boag
		Paul’s Websites BoagWorld – http://boagworld.com HeadScape – http://headscape.co.uk/people/boag.html - About Paul Boag Paul hosts the podcast BoagWorld, along with Marcus Lillington. Paul and Marcus had already worked together for years, creating the web design company HeadScape. - BoagWorld is the longest running, and most popular web design podcast on the internet.
#24 Andrew Maier
		Andrew’s Websites Designer Andrew – http://www.designerandrew.com UxBooth – http://www.uxbooth.com/author/andrewmaier/ Twitter – http://twitter.com/andrewmaier - About Andrew Maier Andrew is a web / graphic design freelancer. He is currentl living in Atlanta, GA. He writes frequent articles for uxbooth.com. His intrests are in web standards, usability, and human-computer interaction.
#25 Jeff Croft
		Jeff’s Websites Jeff Croft – http://jeffcroft.com BlueFlavor – http://blueflavor.com - About Jeff Croft Jeff has been working online for a good 12 years. He works for a design company called blueflavor, but he also does his own bit of freelancing on the side, through his personal website jeffcroft.com. - Jeff hosts all his favorite links, photos and his portfolio and blog on his personal website.
#26 Dave Shea
		Dave’s Websites Bright Creative – http://www.brightcreative.com Zen Garden – http://www.csszengarden.com MezzoBlue – http://mezzoblue.com - About Dave Shea Dave ownes a one man design studio, named Bright Creative. He has a very uplifting portfolio and loves icon design. - He has many projects including Zen Garden, and his own personal web blog over at mezzoblue.com.
#27 Dan Cederholm
		Dan’s Websites SimpleBits – http://simplebits.com IconShoppe – http://www.iconshoppe.com Hand Crafted CSS – http://handcraftedcss.com Own Someone A Drink? – http://foamee.com - About Dan Cederholm Dan is the founder of simplebits, a web design studio. He also has many other projects he has worked on, such as iconshoppe and foamee. Dan has wrote his own book alongside Ethan Marcotte, called “HandCrafted CSS”.
#28 Dan Richard
		Dan’s Websites Pixel2Life – http://www.pixel2life.com Dan Richard – http://www.danrichard.com - About Dan Richard Dan is the founder of pixel2life.com, the biggest tutorial index on the planet. Pixel2life has tutorials in over 80 different categories! It allows people to submit tutorials to its large and ever growing index. - Dan also ownes his own personal blog over at danrichard.com in which he blogs about tutorials, design work and much more.
#29 Daniel Mall
		Daniel’s Websites Daniel Mall – http://danielmall.com HappyCog – http://www.happycog.com/about/mall/ - About Daniel Mall Dan is a interactive designer, living in Philadelphia. He specializes in Flash, XHTML, CSS and Typography. - Daniel also works for Happy Cog Studios. He created beautiful websites, and publishes his best ideas to a worldwide community.
#30 Andy Clarke
		Andy’s Websites Stuff And Nonsense – http://www.stuffandnonsense.co.uk For A Beautiful Web – http://www.forabeautifulweb.com - About Andy Clarke Andy has been working online for around 10 years. He moved to Wales to escape busy London. He has his own web design business called stuff and nonsense. - Andy also has a blog that teaches people web development, and hosts training workshops. You can catch this over at forabeautifulweb.com.

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Tell us a bit about yourself?

Let’s see… well, I’m 28, happily married, I have a trusty dog, and I live in Boston. I’m from Maine originally, and I once lived in Porto Alegre, Brazil for a year. If I’m not in front of the computer you can usually find me relaxing with my wife and family. I really love to surf, but we just don’t have easy access to good waves here in Boston. Before BuySellAds.com I was Lead Designer and SEO Guru at HubSpot.com (hubspot.com), an internet marketing company. And before HubSpot I was a partner at a Boston based interactive agency Mindfire (mindfire.com). I love startups, and I love trying to build stuff that is actually useful. There’s no greater reward than being able to make a person’s life easier with a software app or interaction.

I understand that you are the founder of BuySellAds.com but what is your role and job within BuySellAds.com?

My job at BSA is to make sure that people are happy, that we continue to grow, and that we are constantly providing value for our users. In terms of actual day-to-day tasks it’s really just about managing the business. I interact with users daily through escalated support cases, coordinate development efforts with our lead engineer, work on development spec’s and design for some projects we have in the works, interface with advertisers directly and create custom proposals, etc. So while the site does run itself pretty well, there’s a lot going on behind the scenes to make a users experience *special*. We’re really trying to push the envelope on some new development efforts and we’re not on cruise control by any means. I can’t wait for the day when I can finally go to bed at a normal hour.

What made you start BuySellAds.com?

I started BSA because I was frustrated. I was running two design related sites as a hobby, and selling and buying ads for those sites. The entire buying and selling process took way too long and was really inefficient. A solution like BSA didn’t exist for me (a small to medium sized publisher). Sure, there were ad networks like AdBrite.com, but I thought that I could do it better. I also didn’t have any money at the time, and saw this as an opportunity to make at living at something I am truly passionate about.

How long did it take you to develop BuySellAds.com?

The initial site development took roughly 6 months if I remember correctly. I had been working on it off and on, and not full time, but from initial commitment to the idea until it was essentially ready to launch was roughly 6 months. As simple as the site may appear, the entire payment processing, ad serving, etc, was actually hard to get *right*. That was the first version of BSA. The second version, which was a complete re-write from scratch (crazy, I know), actually only took about 4 months and a decent amount of that time was in making sure that we were able to transition from the old version to the new version while re-architecting the entire system.

How did you go about promoting your ad network at first?

I took a grass-roots approach. I contacted site owners who I had known from running my other two sites. That and I just did good honest business. The initial approach was to just earn peoples trust, make them more money (which was easy because they had awesome websites), and continue to improve the BuySellAds.com site. Keep in mind, all of these people are trusting us with their money, so it’s important that we do this right. The other way we attracted people was by having a reasonable commission structure, no other ad network can boast a 25% commission fee that includes any and ALL related fees (credit card processing fees, PayPal fees, payment fees, etc). I think it also helps to have a personality and be a real person too, which can be rare online sometimes. The thing about BSA is that we actually do care and are trying to create long term relationships with our users. Being a real person online goes a long way these days. We can also make our publishers more money and put higher quality and better targeted ads on their site than most ad networks. Quality is definitely one of our advantages.

Do you think the internet is suffering from the recession?

I think it depends who you talk to. In our case we are young, growing strong, and haven’t noticed any slowdown from the recession. But if you look at someone on a larger scale like DoubleClick or AdSense they’re definitely feeling some pain as evidenced by Google’s Q1 revenues. The internet as a whole, yeah, I’m sure that sales are down in general, but I actually think it’s a good thing. It forces us to really focus and figure out new opportunities. It forces advertisers to get smarter, and ad networks to innovate.

Where do you see BuySellAds.com heading?

Our plan is to keep pushing. There is still a lot of opportunity for us in the web design and development space. Some other verticals in our network have started to grow a little bit, but we’re still focused on the web design and development niche. We’re continuously improving our application, and working on ways to innovate in our space. There are some projects we’ve had in the works since launching version 2 of the app in April, and we’re just now getting close to launching some of these efforts. There is also something particularly interesting that will be launched in a couple sprint’s that people should look out for, too.

What advice would you give bloggers trying to monetize their blog with private advertising?

Do what you do best, write content that drives readership and improves your site. Let people like us at BuySellAds.com do your dirty work and handle your advertising. Any time spent managing advertisers, responding to requests, etc. is time that could be better spent creating new content. We’re at a point now where we can really leverage the reach of our network and provide larger advertisers with decent volume. Chances of them reaching out to you directly isn’t big. Additionally, I have always been a firm believer that you need to build up your readership before you start selling ads. If you start selling ads from day 1 you’re not going to earn their trust and respect as easily if there are no ads on the site. Once you have “proven” yourself to them and earned their reader loyalty, chances are we can then add value to your site by putting quality advertisers on there for you.

How would you recommend publishers add value to their advertisers to encourage them to advertise month after month?

The absolute best way to add value for advertisers is to continue to publish great content that attracts more visitors to your site who might click on their ads. And, remember, it’s not just about clicks, it’s about conversions. So, you want to be sure that you are writing quality articles that attract new readers for your site and not a bunch of stumbles or a bunch of half page loads from being on the Digg front page. I would also recommend that they too check out what their advertisers have to offer. Since I monitor all of the ads that are sold at BSA this is often how I find out about cool new products that I might be interested in using myself. Test out their products, and if you like them, write a review or give them a shout-out or something.

Maintain a Website

If you maintain someone else’s website, the owner may spread the word about your services. You could maybe ask for a small link at the footer of their site, linking back to your site, which will gain some exposure.

Create a Blog

Creating a blog can bring in loads of traffic, and maybe even clients. If you write great content, other people will link back to it, and it will rank higher in search engines, so its a win win situation.

Network Online

Use online social networks such as facebook, twitter and digg to promote your blog articles, design work, and do personal networking with other designer.

Create An Email Signature

Putting a signature in all your outgoing emails can generate alot of traffic, especially if you send alot of emails.

Purchase And Design Business Cards

Business cards can generate alot of business. If you have a nice eye catching design, and something that is unique, there will be more chance of people looking into your services than if you had a plain business card design.

Create a Portfolio

If you put up all your work into a nice online portfolio, clients will be able to see your work, and websites will link to your work if its of amazing quality.

Participate In Forum Discussions

Participating in forum discussions can generate buzz. If you have a clear standing opinion to many forum threads, people will begin to look into who you are, what websites you have etc. The forum threads will be in search engines, thus giving you long term promotion.

Get Personal

If you are personal and unique with your designs, people will see you as unique.

Volunteer

Contribute to open source projects / non profit online organizations. It looks great on your portfolio.

Create A Forum Signature

If you put your website link or even an image in your forum signature, and it looks eye catching, people will click it. Then you just have to post more threads, and reply to them, and it will get your link all over the forum.

Buddy Up

Get another web designer as your buddy. You can work together, give each other work and help each other out. Win win situation.

Blog Comments

Participating in blog discussion, by commenting on other peoples blog entries can give you traffic back to your blog. If you post a good comment that many people are likely to read, then you will get clicks.

Guest Post

The Internet is full of opportunity. Many bloggers big and small go on holiday, and love to take breaks. They might like you to guest post on their blog, and this means you can post link backs to your own site, when it says article written by. Especially if its a big blog you are guest posting on, you will gain loads of exposure.

Participate In Design Competitions

Don’t be shy. There are many websites such as 99designs and digitalpoint forums that hold design competitions. This can give you opportunity to showcase your work, and show people what your design skills are like.

Word Of Mouth

Tell people about your website and the services you offer. Your friends and family are sure to tell other people about you.

Get Yourself / Website In The News

Do something to get your website or yourself in the news / talked about over the blogosphere. Sponsor a charity event, turn your website upside down, it will work!

Trade Ads / Link Swap

Web Designers can help each other out. You can trade links and add them to each others blogroll, or even trade image ads such as 125 x 125px.

Develop A Relationship With All Your Clients

If you develop a personal relationship on a one to one base with all your clients, they will respect you and maybe even come back for more work or better yet, refer you to their friends.

Submit Your Work To Web Galleries

Web Galleries love great design work. Some web galleries online are immensely popular, so if your work gets on the front page of them, you will receive thousands of clicks back to your work, which means more clients.

Hold Contests On Your Website

If you hold contests on your websites, people will tell other people about the contests if it has a great prize, and it will generate alot of online buzz.

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Project Vino

Nitram Nunca

Kupferwerk

Matt Dempsey

Tutorial9

MacRabbit

David Hell Mann

Sarah Hyland

Bluemoon Dueling Piano Bar

Tennessee

Internet Dreams

Blogger Bake Off

Candes Projects

FlickOut

Two24 Studios

Nue Media

Tisha Creative

Skatepark Hattingen

Freelance Switch

This allows you to post job adverts for free, so that thousands of talented freelancers can see it, and apply for your job.

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Elance

At elance, there are around 1,000+ new jobs posted each day. There is over 92,000 expert designers willing to do your work, so you will never be short of a design expert.

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99Designs

With 99Designs, you can setup a contest, so you get loads of different designs, pick the best one and pay for it. So simple!

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Guru

With Guru, you can search over 100,000 freelancers, get a free quote, and then get your project done.

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Design Jobs On The Wall

Created by Nick La, design jobs on the wall is an amazing job board that will get you lots of exposure, and will get the right web designer for your project.

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Project 4 Hire

Project4Hire has so many different category’s to post your project in, you are sure to find a freelancer for your project.

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Smashing Jobs

Thousands of talented web designers read the smashing magazine blog, and im sure lots of them will look at the job board, so you are bound to get a top notch designer for your project. Its easy to use, and low cost.

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Digital Point Design Marketplace

The best thing about this, is its a free forum. Anyone can post and reply. There is lots of talent over at Digital Point.

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Talk Freelance

Talk Freelance is yet again another free forum, so it wont cost you a penny to find a great designer.

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Crowd Spring

Crown Spring has an amazing concept. You post your project, watch everyone contribute their creative ideas, and then choose the one you like best.

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Design Firms

Design Firms is a simple way to hire design firms to complete your web design project.

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Freak Lance

Freak Lance is a web and graphic design marketplace. It has a nice and easy to use system.

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Lime Exchange

Lime Exchange is the world’s most diverse on-line services marketplace. It has a very user friendly interface, and you will find some great designers.

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Krop Jobs

Krop Jobs is one of the best job boards on the internet. You can post your project, and have someone working on it in less than 24 hours. You can browse through freelancers portfolios, see their work, and hire them, all on Krop!

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Coroflot

Coroflot has over 140,000 designers portfolios. You can post a job, or contact each designer through their portfolio. You will be spoilt rotton.

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SitePoint

SitePoint is floating with raw design talent. Just have a small browse around, and you will find the perfect designer.

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Authentic Jobs

Authentic Jobs is a place where you can place an ad, part time, full time, or a freelance project, and designers with outstanding talent will contact you.

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37 Signals Job Board

37 Signals is a great place to pick up designers. It is very simple to use, and you pay for quality.

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Design Mag

With Design Mag you can post your freelance project, and it will be seen by many great designers who often browse the website.

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How Job Bank

With the How Job Bank, you can browse jobs by certain categories, such as graphic design, web design etc. Web Designers are sure to find you and get in contact with you about your project very fast.

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To enter the free giveaway, all you have to do is leave a comment below saying what you would use the cards for. We will select 2 lucky winners, which we will contact via email and also post their names on WebDesignDev. Each winner will receive a set of 500 business cards from uprinting.com.

The 2 winners can select any business cards they want from uprinting.com. You can choose from a predesigned template, or upload your own design!

The deadline is Wednesday 8th July. Also please leave 1 comment per person. If there is more than 1 comment from the same person, all other comments will be voided. 1 Comment counts!

** Please note that the winners will have to pay for shipping **

A logo redesign can give a company a new face. I have put together a nice collection of 25 logos that have gone through a redesign. The old logos are on the left, and the new ones on the right. If you want to add any more logos to our collection, or even the next collection, drop a comment linking to the old logo and the new logo and we will be sure to add it.