Dear IMPACT Plus Team, The Website is 99% done. Once it is completely done. I will put all my time and energy into my WHY project. Since I will have to do this alone. I am looking for one person who wouldn't mind helping me refine it. 

Jimmy

about 21 hours ago

We have taken some production equipment and lights and set it up in the office to record our learning center content. I threw together a test video so we could look at how it looks and feels and sounds. Any feedback you guys have would be awesome!https://youtu.be/8BYE-ozJGk0Thank you!Phil

Phil Switzer

July 30 at 09:51am

Dear iMPACT Team,I finally just finished the work with my lead magnet, and was wondering if anyone would be interested in testing it out  and providing the feedback. It will take a few minutes for the pdf to show up in inbox. https://mailchi.mp/dcb89e07b28e/freebie-giveaway

Jimmy

July 29 at 08:28pm

As I start to think about future budgets, and how the whole TAYA mindset might change them, I have come up with the question in my mind of how much will we still have to do/spend on "outbound" marketing, like PPC ads, TV, Direct Mail, etc... I understand it will vary by industry, but with us, I'm not sure I see the spend on "traditional" marketing going down much.We sell a fairly unknown process (to level sunken concrete.) It is sometimes surprising to me how few people even know the technology exists. So, much of our marketing is trying to educate folks that there is an option rather than replacing their concrete (or just living with the trip-hazards.) We will get some inbound (meaning they'll find us) for folks that are searching for concrete replacement, but, it can be hard to grab those folks (and hard to get in front of them when that is not what we do.)I just wondered if there was anyone else here that sells a service like ours--one that is not very well known--and how that affects their marketing spend.

Dale Pease

July 29 at 03:07pm

I've always used dark mode in all my apps, email, google sheets etc. and it has rarely been an issue (although, I do use outlook's switch to turn on light mode in emails often). But, I know Google Chrome has been rolling out dark mode for their browser to users (my fiance had it before me so I thought it might be user testing) and now with my update this morning, all the websites I visit are in dark mode and I honestly prefer it this way.So my questions are:I'm curious to know how many people use dark mode on their computer. Most of my friends do so I assumed it was a pretty widely adopted thing...but I'm the only person on my team at work that uses it as far as I know.Do you think this will affect website design? I looked around on our website and everything looked fine...but definitely not as pretty and there were some awkward white spaces from things we had designed with a white background in mind.Curious to hear everyone's thoughts/opinions!Edit: Now that I'm reading more about the rollout it appears I may be late to the party...still curious about it though!Edit 2: Apparently, the update just somehow triggered the "Force Dark Mode" chrome flag to be enabled for some reason...not sure if it will affect other people.

Lex Russell

July 29 at 02:01pm