Dunes Real Estate Search Site

Faced with diminishing customer leads, and stiff competition in organic search, I lead a team that completely
 overhauled the client’s existing website, to deliver a robust real estate search site, that provides users with an enhanced user experience, improved SEO, and increased lead generation through the website.

Dunes Marketing Group now has a site that not only has a real focus on driving buyers to view available properties, but also gives them the ability to quickly and easily update their site at any time.

Since going live, visitors to the site have increased by 60%, and new business leads have increased by 400%.

Tech Specs: Ruby On Rails, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, RETS

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First Data SpendTrend Application

First Data is a global leader in electronic commerce and payment processing. Each month, they produce a printed report detailing retail transaction activity by region and industry. I was tasked with the design and development of a web-based application that would enable users to interact with that data in real time.

My team and I delivered a highly engaging application that runs in desktop browsers and enables multi-touch gesturing when viewed on an iPad. It boasts a powerful CMS that allows monthly updates to be made by simply pasting data from Excel.

Tech Specs: PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Code Igniter, MVC

Mitsubishi Electric Microsite

Mitsubishi kicked off a new ad campaign promoting their unique HVAC products. I was tasked with quickly putting together a microsite that could be leveraged by the ad campaign until a new corporate site, that was in development, went live.

Tech Specs: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

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13
Mar

5 Keys To Success Online

By • March 13, 2012 • Advertising, SEO, Thoughts • Leave a comment

Anybody can build a website, but not everyone can build a site that is truly successful – both for users, and for businesses. To that end, we’ve outlined something of a proclamation on how we think, what we do, and why it matters. Websites Are Destinations Unlike advertising, people are not randomly exposed to websites, [...]

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20
Oct

Google Search Encryption Explained

By • October 20, 2011 • SEO, Web Trends • Leave a comment

You may or may not have noticed, but earlier this week, Google made quite a big announcement. And since that announcement, there has been much hysteria around the web, trying to understand it’s impact. So let’s break it down, shall we? We all know Google has been trying mighty hard over the past few years [...]

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08
Sep

Facebook Launches New Sharing Module

By • September 8, 2011 • Social Media • 1 Comment

A quick jump over to Facebook – and perhaps a page refresh – will show you that Facebook has launched an all-new sharing module to the news feed. You’ll notice that the simplified sharing module now consists of three main types of sharing: update status, add photo, ask a question. Further, when you click into [...]

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07
Sep

Finally: Marketers Are Starting to Understand SEO

By • September 7, 2011 • Advertising, SEO • Leave a comment

Or are they? While perusing the AdAge website this morning, I stumbled across an article by Adrienne Waldo titled “Finally: Search Is Starting to Reward Creativity Over Shady Tactics” and I couldn’t help but think this is actually new? In her article, she goes on to point out the benefits of having select back links from high [...]

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