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Here are just a few of the projects I have designed, executed and/or contributed to over the years. I hope they will help answer some of your questions, or spark some ideas about what we can do together. For more details on how a particular project was done, please see Services.
Here are just a few of the public facing websites that I've written, designed and coded. My sites are written using XHMTL and CSS only. Some include a little AJAX and/or PHP.
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Blogs are a terriffic way to get your business noticed online in a hurry. They are also great search marketing tools with the right plugins, widgets and tweaks. Set up correctly, they are easy for anyone (yes anyone) to maintain, but time constraints have a way of catching up with people assigned to write for a blog.
That's where I come in. I can correctly set up your blog to get you indexed where potential customers can find you within days (an dsometimes hours). I can also keep your blog filled with fresh, engaging content. My expanded blog services will create your presence in the forums, social marketing sites, etc. and make sure your blog gets the links, traffic and ultimately, the search ranking you need to remain visible to current and prospective clients.
Here are some of the blogs I have created, written for, or helped grow.
I have ghosted inhouse print newsletters, which continue to be the best way to go for many audiences (with PDFs for website downloads). There are two ways I've helped companies with their online newsletter options. 1) Delivering the entire newsletter to the reader through email (and now some RSS) 2) Driving readers to a web page to view html and Powerpoint, audio or video content. If the direct links to the multimedia examples here no longer work (they're external and not under my control), please do hover your mouse over the comment box for the transcript of both presentations
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Articles are a great way to market many businesses online. The web requires an enormous amount of new fuel to keep moving forward. There are two types of "articles" you can use to drive traffic to your main site or blog. The first is an article that can be written for your site that can be rewritten to post on several directory sites for others to use as well. These articles are typically around 500 words and include a backlink to your main site in the resource (byline) box.
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The second type of "article" is actually a minisite that I can create for you on one of the top web2.0 "authority" sites like Squidoo, Hubpages, Tumblr, etc. They're very similar to writing straight articles on the surface. Like articles submitted to directories, they are usually single pages of content. However, this content is usually 500-1,500 words long and can include pictures, slideshows or videos when done.
The key to making these properties work their hardest for you lies in setting them up with the correct anchor text links and liberal"tagging" to maximize backlinks to your main blog or site. And no, maximizing doesn't mean link spamming! It does include knowing when, where and how to place keywords and links. Some of them may include a second "about page" with additional linking opportunities.
Squidoo Lens: Mini Cooper Sport Customization Cascade
Squidoo Lens: Discover How You Can Get the IRS To Pay You For Driving
Hubpage: Virtual Jobs: Tools of the Trade
Weebly: Charm Jewellery: Popular Charms & Themes
Next to articles, few things work as hard to establish your reputation online than your own eBooks and special reports.
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