General Ease of Use
The new lay out has a quick and easy Contact Form on the right-side of the blog, where you can quickly
email me any questions or comments.
Additionally, the Search Bar
is more accessible and you can see a list of Top Posts, which are my most-visited posts of all time (thankfully,
the most relevant ones, for setting up a cage, sexing panthers, and other
general care information.) These should all make reaching the relevant
information you're looking for much faster.
My Social Media
accounts are all hooked up as well on the right, so if you want to follow my Instagram account, full of random lizard
goodness and latte photos, or my chameleon Pinterest account it couldn’t be
easier now.
Additionally, I have set up a Paypal button on the right
where you can Tip the Blog if you
appreciate the content. I have set it up so that if you would like to leave a
little something as a sign of gratitude, to help maintain the blog (hosting
services, email account, IT support, etc.) and enable it to grow, then that
option is now available.
Contact Me
I have also (finally!) set up a blog-specific email address,
so that I never miss another chameleon-related email amongst all my regular
emails. As always, feel free to email me with any questions, comments, or
clarification you may need, but the address is now Olimpia.Martinotti@Muchadoaboutchameleons.com. All comments and
emails through the contact form will go directly to this address now.
Typically, I reply to emails within the hour during work
hours (East Coast time). I will definitely answer any urgent or emergency
emails directly from my phone unless I absolutely cannot.
Near-Future Projects
I’m very excited to be working on a few different projects
for the blog in the near future. I am working on offering a Youtube channel
with video tutorials, I will be working on offering some of the basic content
in Spanish, and I am currently building a project (can’t give any details yet!)
that should be a really interesting option for anyone that needs personalized
help with their chameleons or reptiles in general.
Thank you all for several years of readership, support, and
encouragement! If there is anything you would like to see improve on the blog
or any additional services I should make available, please don’t hesitate to
let me know. What ELSE would be a valuable tool for you as a chameleon keeper, veteran or beginner alike?
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