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| About WSI: Our Team |
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Doug Fowler
DIRECTOR OF WEB SERVICES
Doug spearheads WSI's growth with his
focused vision and commitment to quality
and customer service. His areas of expertise
include Internet Marketing,Web Strategies,
and Business Process Improvement.
DFowler@WSIWebworks.com
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Jenny Peterson
INTERNET MARKETING CONSULTANT
As Marketing Consultant, Jenny is committed to delivering customer service, product excellence, and strong client relationships. She believes that superior service is the foundation of any successful business.
Jenny@WSIWebworks.com
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Josh Fink
INTERNET MARKETING ANALYST
Josh coordinates all Internet Marketing related activities, including social media optimization to ensure it meshes with each client's overall marketing strategy.
Josh@WSIWebworks.com
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Julie Arsenault
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
Julie manages the creative process for our clients to ensure we deliver exceptional results. This means keeping clients, market researchers, designers, and developers happy and on the same page.
Julie@WSIWebworks.com
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Sam Gerdt
GRAPHIC DESIGNER
Sam utilizes his creative skills to develop innovative solutions tailored to meet each client's needs. Using his combined specialties, he generates original and dynamic concepts.
Sam@WSIWebworks.com
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Matt Cleveland
CREATIVE SPECIALIST
Matt wears many hats as our Creative Specialist. He is responsible for copywriting, editing, and any Press related activities. In addition, Matt also develops special interactive web features for our clients. Lastly, Matt is our in-house photographer.
Matt@WSIWebworks.com
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Caren Jacob
SEO PROFESSIONAL
Caren manages the technical side of SEO and Analytics for our clients. Her areas of expertise include keyword analysis, on-page optimization, code cleanup, link reputation and web analytics.
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Fast Facts |
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North American SEM (Search Engine Market) spending is now projected to grow to $25.2 billion in 2011, up significantly from the $18.6 billion forecast a year ago.
- Source: SEMPO |
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The North American SEM (Search Engine Marketing) industry grew from $9.4 billion in 2006 to $12.2 billion in 2007, exceeding earlier projections of $11.5 billion for 2007.
- Source: SEMPO |
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Paid placement captures 87.4% of 2007 spending; organic SEO, 10.5%; paid inclusion, .07%, and technology investment, 1.4%.
- Source: SEMPO |
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Over 75% of online consumers do not care whether an online store
is run by a large or
small company.
- Source: TNS, 2004 |
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