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Littleton, Co, Us

San Francisco, Ca, Us

Provide assistance in various areas of product and marketing, from strategy and planning through execution. Clients (and areas of support) include:• Dr. Martens, the British maker of iconic boots that started as everyday workwear but became favorites of rock stars and subcultures worldwide. (SEO, analytics, website development support)http://www.drmartens.com• KEEN Inc., the Oregon-based company known worldwide for their innovative footwear, bags and socks. (SEO, analytics, website development, sales conversions)http://www.keenfootwear.com• Chrome Industries, the original maker of bombproof gear for living and riding in the city. (SEO, analytics, user experience, sales conversions)http://www.chromeindustries.com• Sseko Designs, innovative manufacturer and retailer of shoes, accessories and bags. Featured in 2015 on Shark Tank and Good Morning America. (SEO, analytics, user experience) http://ssekodesigns.com• FTNI, provider of integrated receivables processing, allowing businesses to more easily accept and process multiple payment types. (SEO, analytics, lead gen, SEM, UX, site migration) http://www.ftni.com• CSG International, one of the world’s largest and most established business support solutions providers primarily serving the communications industry. (SEO, analytics, lead gen) http://www.csgi.com• Wayin Inc., providers of social media solutions that put realtime tweets, photos and other social posts on your website, TV show or electronic display. (SEO, website development, lead gen)http://wayin.com• AlchemyAPI, providers of an incredible text mining platform used by thousands to extract topics, sentiment and other valuable insights from unstructured text. (Product strategy, product marketing) http://www.alchemyapi.com/• TAAZ, provider of "virtual try-on" technology for major cosmetic brands and retailers like InStyle, Estee Lauder and Marks & Spencer (Website optimization, analytics, SEO, product strategy)http://www.taaz.com/

Started Examiner.com as a companion to Clarity Media Group's traditional print newspapers, then expanded the business by employing thousands of independent contractors as content contributors. Grew the site to 25 million monthly uniques and 100k contributors.

Denver, Co, Us

Increased usage from 4 million monthly unique visitors to 45 million and transformed the business from significant losses to annual profits of tens of millions. First managed the site when the company was private, during an IPO, through an acquisition by AOL and then as a subsidiary.

Site focused on air, car and hotel booking, primarily for business travelers. Trip.com was eventually acquired by Galileo, which was later acquired by Cendant. Remnants of Trip.com became part of CheapTickets and now part of Orbitz.