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In the past 10 years, Applied Imagination Media, Inc. has grown from an idea that there is a better way to do business on the web to an innovative, website design and development company in the Seattle area with clients all around the country. AIM is all about providing a better client experience from the outset of our relationship, through the development phase, and into the future. That’s why AIM is the only Seattle web design company to offer free website mockups, up-front pricing, and cradle-to-future website management and content development. Our exclusive framework for WordPress gives our clients unprecedented control of their website’s content and design. And we fully train client organizations so that they will get the most return on their investment with increased leads and sales. We specialize in helping small businesses and start-ups maximize their web presence, and that often includes the development of effective brand messages and strategies.My past experience publishing Nintendo Power and the Nintendo Player’s Guides and being part of the marketing product launch team that created and executed the strategies for some of the biggest product launches in history, including Pokemon, Nintendo DS and Wii has given me a broad perspective of business needs that can be applied to small business as well as large. I always welcome hearing from current and past colleagues and business acquaintances and from my new Linked-In friends.

My fiction writing career began at the University of Washington with the publication of a short story entitled, The Wire. Subsequently, I was awarded a fellowship to work on a master of fine art degree in Creative Writing at Brown University, where I published a collection of short stories under the title, Edge of Light. Over my career at Nintendo, I wrote a wide variety of creative pieces, including comics and in-game text and localizations. Over the past dozen years, I've continued to write stories and work on several longer projects, some of which can be seen at chronotica.com.