What Have I Been Working On The last 3 months?

 

I have had several friends and family ask me what I have been up to, work-wise, since we shut down Noodlehead Marketing 3 months ago. The simple answer is for the past three months, I have done contract work. It has been in a neat season of work where it has organically come my way. I appreciate being in a state where I am able to focus on the work in front of me and not get distracted by looking for new work.

 

Here are a few of the projects I have been working on.

 

 

For the first 2 months, I spent a majority of my time working with a ministry called The 315 Project. I met the founder Todd Miechiels several years ago at a leadership event called Catalyst. Over time we stayed connected and when he found out I was shutting down Noodlehead Marketing he reached out to me to help their ministry get focused and organized. We started with a service I offer called an organizational audit. It is the process of transitioning from chaos to order. 

 

In case you have not heard of it, the 315 Project is a ministry whose mission is to help Christians know and share their story.

 

 

I recently launched a new Joomla website for the Braselton Stover house. Their website had become outdated and they wanted to leverage the site to answer many of the questions their customers were asking. 

 

Located in Braselton, Georgia, the Braselton Stover House is a great place for weddings and private events.

 

 

 

One of the services I offer is an audit. The audit can be done for an organization, a department, a campaign or a project. In this case, a client sought me ought to audit their website. Our mission was to review what they had, what they wanted and create a plan to implement their vision in the short and long-term. In addition to auditing the project, we discovered many underlying motivations, desires and aspirations for the organization and its leader. This experience became a catalyst for improving their website and gaining clarity.

 

 

These are some of the specific projects I have worked on. With most of the projects I started during the last 3 months coming to a close, God has continued to provide new project opportunities. I am now in discussions with several organizations about new business and marketing problems I am able to help solve. 

 

As I continue freelancing, please keep me in mind if you come across the following types of work:

• A struggling business, church or ministry.
• An organization seeking help to get their message to their target audience.
• A project requiring planning, management and/or accountability.
• A website project or changes to an existing website.