by Susan | Mar 31, 2015 | art, Blog, Events, Jersey City and Hoboken, Musicians and Artists
On a snowy first night of spring, thirty people gathered at 942 Summit Ave for Pershing Field Garden Friends’ Fundraiser Spring Bouquets – an evening of poetry, prose and song to benefit the gardens at Pershing Field. The warm and inviting venue and tasty treats were...
by Susan | Mar 29, 2015 | art, Art Direction, Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Design, marketing, Website Design and Development, WordPress and Website Development
Web design comes in many different forms and there is a size and shape to fit every business and every budget. Whether you need a custom designed look or branding along with a ready made theme, that we customize to that brand, we can build the right look and...
by Susan | Mar 28, 2015 | art, Art Direction, Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Design, Events, Jersey City and Hoboken, marketing, Website Design and Development
Since 2004, Susan Newman Design Inc has been a part of Hudson Theatre Ensemble (HTE) of Hoboken, NJ. Opening next week is Almost, Maine by John Cariani. This is my eleventh year and 33rd production as the HTE company graphic/web designer. Each year HTE produces three...
by Susan | Mar 27, 2015 | Blog, marketing, New Web Software and Products, Online Safety, Smart Business Practices, Website Design and Development, WordPress and Website Development, WordPress Plugins and Web Technology
This past week I have been thinking a lot about our dependence on others for our own safety. We hear that pilot Andrea Lubitz of Germanwings flight 9525 which crashed into the French Alps, seems to have committed suicide and the murder of the passengers who trusted...
by Susan | Mar 19, 2015 | Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Branding Wars, Jersey City and Hoboken, marketing, Smart Business Practices, social marketing
“Anything you can do, I can do better.” Remember this phase? Whether I look out my windows onto Central Avenue in Jersey City Heights, or watch an old movie on TV, someone is always thinking they’ll open up a duplicate business right across the street from one that...
