Looking for a part-time website manager
Hey folks,
Any of you out there who are students in communications or journalism and are interested in gaining some web media experience and making a little extra cash?
Check out the Work with us > Jobs section and then drop us a line if interested.
Chike on behalf of the CI team.
Happy New Year
Well 2010 is upon us. There’s something about a new year that brings you a certain level of optimism, with all the varied possibilities and the unknowns.
Firstly on behalf of our small team here at Caribbean Ideas, we want to wish each and every person a happy new year and all the best in 2010.
This is going to be an interesting year for us and we hope to be working with many of you throughout it. Up first in Q1 is a refresh of our professional & student service so keep your eyes peeled for that.
For the marketers and communicators out there, 2009 was a tough year, budget cuts, even more evidence of shifting media habits and more. 2010 is showing a few signs of improvement, though not full scale turnaround. As the year progresses, we expect to see more advertisers continuing to dip their toes into online advertising, searching for better ROI and greater measurability.
For website owners focused on the Caribbean audience, keep grinding away, people are coming online, getting more broadband and looking for interesting content.
All the various players in the Caribbean new media and marketing industry, all we can say is we’ve got quite a year ahead. Let’s have fun and make some noise together.
Cheers,
Chike
Welcome
Welcome to the Caribbean Ideas Blog to go along with our new website. After an initial year and a few months in our beta phase we’re now moving into the next phase with alot of our services and how we describe and present ourselves to the world.
That starts now with our new Caribbean Ideas logo, and site, intended to help better convey who we are and what we’re working to do.
We’d love your feedback on the new site, new logo and any thoughts you might have. Drop us a line to blog@caribbeanideas.com
Thanks,
Chike
