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When you hire Karl Loveless for your Internet/Web project you're getting one of the Internet's earliest adopters on your team. You get both a technical and functional expert in Internet Marketing deployments. You'll have a business technologist with a deep business sense of the Internet, someone who knows what it can and what it can't do for small business. I've grown up with online computing starting with university networks in the 1970's at Ohio State's engineering college. By the early 80's I was using one of the very first commercial online services as an everyday business & market research tool. [Remember "The Source," pioneered by Reader's Digest?] As a management consultant after engineering and business schools, I helped build the business-logical-end of a technical search firm's database application; later handled the technical development of relational databases for human resource management. Contracted with such companies as General Electric, Magnavox, Raytheon and others as a technology recruiter. Later management consulting projects concentrated on business marketing at the enterprise level. By 1993, before the Web as we know it was born, I saw the Internet was going to change everything about how business communicates. Technology and marketing/sales consulting morphed into Internet programming & marketing. While
the dot-bomb implosion (rightly) weeded out hare-brained marketing schemes
and breezy business plans, the strongest impact of the Internet on small
business is still in the making. Common sense, good business skills, and
good project management skills still rule and will never go out of style.
Phone
Karl Loveless directly, 937-462-8191 or learn
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