Twelve lucky newsletter subscribers will receive a free Design Dump T-Shirt in celebration of its one year anniversary
October 26, 2005 - Akron, OH - DesignDump.com, a free online resource for graphic designers, celebrates its one year anniversary this month. The Design Dump offers everything a graphic designer needs to stay up to date in the field of graphic design. The site boasts of the most thorough and comprehensive lists of upcoming conferences and competitions. The site also features; web stats, design book reviews, design magazine reviews, original articles, and a great list of resource links. The visitors at Design Dump are a creative mix of graphic design professionals, teachers, students, web designers, and marketing professionals. To show our appreciation to our readership we are giving away twelve Design Dump t-shirts. Twelve (representing the number of months in business) lucky newsletter subscribers will receive a free Design Dump T-Shirt in celebration of its anniversary. Subscribe now to receive your monthly newsletter and a chance to win a free t-shirt. Become a member of the Design Dump Community and stay in the LOOP! http://www.designdump.com/Newsletter_subscription1.php
The Design Dump is the creation of Graphic Designer Todd Bertsch of Akron, OH. Bertsch launched the site in October 2004 because he felt the need to share knowledge and help keep graphic designers, "in the loop". The goal was to build a credible, valuable resource to which designers could use on an ongoing basis. The Design Dump is the most comprehensive resource on the Web today for graphic designers. The site has quickly become a favorite bookmark among designers word wide. Which correlates with the significant increase in unique visitors each month. In the past 6 months Design Dump has seen its traffic quadruple in size. Bertsch attributes this to his search engine optimization strategy and strict keyword buys. Come see what the buzz is all about. Visit the Design Dump today at: http://www.designdump.com
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