Comments on: Interview With Blogger Ian McGraw From VeilAndTrain.com http://www.easyweddingsearch.com/pro/interview-ian-mcgraw-veilandtrain/ Marketing and Advertising for Wedding Professionals Wed, 02 Nov 2011 18:09:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Christian http://www.easyweddingsearch.com/pro/interview-ian-mcgraw-veilandtrain/comment-page-1/#comment-3758 Christian Mon, 07 Dec 2009 12:25:16 +0000 http://www.easyweddingsearch.com/pro/?p=150#comment-3758 Hi Phillip, Thanks for the comment. I like the way you have made your blog into your website rather than making it a separate section of your site. It's quite a brave approach in some ways but none the less very effective and something I haven't seen too much in wedding industry related sites before. Looking through your website it is clear you have a clear voice and you get a sense of what you are all about. Hi Phillip,

Thanks for the comment.
I like the way you have made your blog into your website rather than making it a separate section of your site.
It’s quite a brave approach in some ways but none the less very effective and something I haven’t seen too much in wedding industry related sites before.

Looking through your website it is clear you have a clear voice and you get a sense of what you are all about.

]]> By: Phillip Allen http://www.easyweddingsearch.com/pro/interview-ian-mcgraw-veilandtrain/comment-page-1/#comment-3752 Phillip Allen Sat, 05 Dec 2009 21:54:27 +0000 http://www.easyweddingsearch.com/pro/?p=150#comment-3752 A nice read and cuts to the point. I went down the blogging avenue from the outset and my blog is in effect my Web site. It allows me to convey a voice more clearly and to iteratively build a more detailed and intimate picture of what I offer. It's a great feeling when sitting in a consultation, a groom (most typically) will be asking me questions about my services and my approach and his bride will keep answering his questions before I can, because she's read my blog in depth! :~) A nice read and cuts to the point. I went down the blogging avenue from the outset and my blog is in effect my Web site. It allows me to convey a voice more clearly and to iteratively build a more detailed and intimate picture of what I offer. It’s a great feeling when sitting in a consultation, a groom (most typically) will be asking me questions about my services and my approach and his bride will keep answering his questions before I can, because she’s read my blog in depth! :~)

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