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One of the things that I greatly love doing is writing on my blogs. No, these are my areas on the Internet where I write about my personal feelings or about what my day was like. Rather, I derive great enjoyment from simply writing about what I'm passionate about: marketing & the Internet.

To this end, for the past three years, I've been writing frequently on the issues surrounding the web and what marketers can do to leverage the technology. Not one to focus on a specific niche like social media, I try and cover a wide array of subjects, including website usability, product reviews, email marketing, development standards, online advertising (SEO, search engine marketing, banners, etc.), mobile marketing and, of course, social media. In an effort to gain more prominence for my thoughts and to help leverage my career, I felt that this was a prudent course of action since I had a lot of fun doing this at my last jobs and wanted to continue to solicit my ideas to anyone who will listen.

I've had the fortunate opportunity to write for several great web publications to further promote my thoughs and marketing commentary on sites like Crenk.com in 2006 and now on Network Solutions on both their Solutions Are Power and Unintentional Entrepreneur blogs. In addition, since I'm starting to do more photography work, I've been able to post my commentary and photography from parties, conferences and events I attend on a very well-known tech scene blog Bub.blicio.us.

Do you want to pitch me? Regardless of the blog, I am always interested in writing more about the technology and marketing industry and what is happening on the Internet today. My focuses are somewhat different depending on the blog that I'm writing for...small business and entrepeneurship is geared towards Network Solutions while tech scenes and gadgetry is probably more appropriate for Bub.blicio.us. Everything else web-related could quite possibly by for my own blog at The Digital Letter - but I'm not about rehashing company's press releases. Instead, I'm about finding a new perspective and analyzing what benefit it will provide my readers and marketers.

Photo Credit: hisks / sxc.hu