April 20, 2017 |

Relish Builds New Website for The Way of Running

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Relish worked with Art Ives, one of Colorado’s premiere running coaches, on his new website, The Way of Running. We helped Art develop a strategy around his on- and off-line practices, identify his target audiences, updated his branding, and put together a re-imagined website tailored to engage with his clients and enable them to get a strong understanding of his approach and the variety of service opportunities he provides to those seeking to run their best. The updated, responsive website features conversion-focused mechanisms to not only nurture visitors through Art’s sales systems, but provides opportunities to keep up with new information, activities, and events in Art’s practice.


“The biggest comfort I’ve gotten from working with Stu and Bret so far is their communication. It’s easy to tell that they listen with curiosity, both in person and online. Their intent is always to understand me and my business rather than jump in on any of my sentences to save me from actually finishing them. Instead, they wait, so I have to express everything I know and the points that I do manage to get out are never lost or altered in transit. Of course a small business needs much more than just an empathetic ear. I think their ability to accurately interpret what was behind my digital marketing problems might be the single biggest reason we’ve made such rapid progress in systematically solving them.


In less than two months I got a beautiful new website that I can take pride in and a detailed road map for how to use it!” – Art Ives


Are you seeking to improve your online presence to better connect with your potential clients? Contact Relish. We’ll help make it happen.

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Long time running…

October 27, 2015
Guess who’s back. Back again. ~ Eminem  Still working out some kinks in the site but hoping to be more active and on the regular up in this joint. Quick catch up: 2013: NYC was a bust. I experienced a heel problem which led to a hamstring problem and I shut down my quest for an NYC finish. At least for now. The remainder of 2013 was spent trying to get uninjured. 2014: Injuries persisted in 2014. When the heel/hammy started feeling ready to run again, I broke my ankle bouldering. Literally came off the wall a foot and a half off the ground and popped my ankle. Whee. So more recovery and I pretty much switched to riding mountain bikes for the year. 2015: Back at it in 2015. Running pretty well. A bit off my game from day’s past but still having fun. Even entered a few races which didn’t go well. Just trying to figure things out and stay happy/healthy. More to come, I promise. ~stubert.
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Tabatas: Under-appreciated fitness boosters

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I hurt myself today . ~ N.I.N. Ah the Tabata. Some people hate them, others love them. In the moment, they can be the bane of my existence but after rocking out a few sets, I really tend to notice the benefits. For the uninitiated, a Tabata can be applied to virtually any exercise type (cycling; swimming; push-ups; chess, I assume) but since I am a runner, I tend to knock these out while running. Go figure. Here’s the formula: Go as hard as you can for 20 seconds Rest for 10 seconds Repeat 8 times Feel free to do multiple sets Four minutes (per set) of activity doesn’t sound like much, but if done correctly, these can really help boost your fitness. I tend to replace strides with one Tabata on Fridays and will work in multiple sets as part of my Tuesday interval training. Just keep good form, really work the 20s and you’ll reap the benefits. ~stubert.