Web Design & Development

More than ten years ago I built my first Web site. And, ten years later, it’s still all about the content and not letting your Web site exist in a vacuum. “Build it and they will come” does not apply to the Internet. You have to constantly reach out to people who need or want what you have to offer, create user confidence, keep your audience  and continue to bring them back.

Some examples of my work include the following:

• corporate/organizational sites

• blog design

• Social Media marketing (Facebook, Twitter, etc.)

• one-off brand ID/product launch

• intranets

• extranets

• e-commerce (online merchant abilities)

• Internet marketing

• forums/contact gathering initiatives

Please click on any of  the thumbnails or text links below to view the sample sites:

Social Media

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Web Sites & Blogs

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2000	1998 (CIO Magazine 50/50 Award)
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What I’ve Learned: Don’t underestimate the power of the Internet for FREE marketing and publicity. Online viral marketing and grassroots campaigns have become my specialties over the years. For example, I garnered huge print placement success for a book titled  This is Chick-Lit. But the real success ensued when we had bloggers (male and female) abuzz with the argument against the “rival” book This is Not Chick-Lit. More than a year after the release of the book, people are still getting in on the conversation, and yes, buying copies of This is Chick-Lit. What was the initial cost of the campaign? A little time researching and sending e-mails to popular culture and book bloggers and postage for sending the book for review.