Founder/CEO @Pixelcarve. President @GDNAToronto, President's Council @EOToronto, Community Safety Advocate, Father, loving husband to @TanyaChernova
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I love this city, and living in Spadina-Fort York
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#TorontoElection – at Toronto, Ontario
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How To Drive Users Through The Social Commerce Journey hubs.li/Q04lZy-F0 from @eldoublee @nvision @artversion @tessarna70 @curtispriest @nichcormier @digiwebsol and more
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Timeless Marketing Lessons hubs.li/Q04kQg0g0 from @kimmyp617 @scottpowell8 @farmhousebranding.com @curtispriest @pulsecreativeny @urisamet @maineprmaven and more
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A great website isn’t “set it and forget it.”
Slow speeds, broken links, and outdated content can cost you traffic and trust. Stay ahead with a simple, structured maintenance routine.
Read more: pixelcarve.com/website-maint…
#WebsiteMaintenance #SEO #DigitalExperience
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Top Analog Tactics hubs.li/Q04cYpCH0 from @curtispriest @pulsecreativeny @digiwebsol @paula_chiocchi @ajayprasad_ @fbeltran @artversion and more
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Top-down or bottom-up design?
One brings structure. The other brings flexibility. The best results often come from both.
Learn how to choose the right approach: pixelcarve.com/top-down-vs-b…
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Great design in 2026 = fast, intuitive, and built to perform.
If your site isn’t easy to use, it’s costing you.
See what matters: pixelcarve.com/web-design-gu…
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So @squarespace is down. Might be time for a website by Pixelcarve
#Squarespacedown
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Website maintenance isn’t optional. It keeps your site secure, fast, and effective.
See what it really costs 👇
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#WebDesign #WebsiteMaintenance #DigitalStrategy
Wow this is very cool, and such an honour. Thanks @Forbes_Agency for the feature! 🙏🏻
🌟 Editor's Choice 🌟
"For anyone working in branding, digital marketing or agency land, there are three things worth doubling down on: strategic craft, storytelling and real AI literacy."
Read more from @curtispriest, CEO of @pixelcarve: hubs.li/Q047DMgN0
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Curious what goes into website pricing? Get clear on costs, value, and what to invest in. 💸📐
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Is your website paying you back? Learn how to measure ROI and prove real value from your online presence. 📈💰
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First impressions matter! Discover how smart web design builds trust, boosts visibility & drives growth. 💡
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Thanks for including my thoughts on this topic, I think it's an important one.
How Expert Convictions About Marketing Have Shifted And Why hubs.li/Q043rNC10 from @robertburko @dureeross @kathleenlucente @_magnetude @sthimothy @paula_chiocchi @curtispriest @_sun_yi @artversion @larsv @digiwebsol @margysweeney @mike_demo @farinellaagency and more
Feeling the pace of change but not interested in chasing every shiny tool? I wrote about staying relevant by doubling down on strategy, story and real AI literacy instead of hype: pxlcrv.co/s/yuxcla
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How To Assess Tech Tools And Trends For Agency Teams 17 Expert Tips hubs.li/Q03YVxlJ0 from @artversion @thrivemscience @curtispriest @davidmoncur @scottpowell8 @paula_chiocchi @digiwebsol @WeAreRazorfish and more
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Speak To Them By Sounding Like Them: How AI Can Help You Market In Your Customer’s Voice hubs.li/Q03YVxFp0 Written by @curtispriest of @pixelcarve
If a tool doesn’t solve a real client problem or make the work better, it’s noise. We don’t chase hype, we filter everything through strategy, creativity & performance. Focus is the edge
My take in the latest @ForbesAgency piece on assessing tech trends
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Most brands still use AI as a megaphone.
Use it as a translator instead: feed it raw customer quotes and turn them into first-person lines your marketing can actually use. Less “brand voice.” More “that’s exactly what I’ve been thinking.”
linkedin.com/pulse/stop-usin…
