• SEO
• PPC Marketing
• Ecommerce

In a nutshell my history of website development and online marketing talents are:

The majority of my time in 2010 and up until now I have spent either researching new online marketing techniques, creating reports, and writing new web pages. HTML, CSS, and PHP are the majority of my experience.

HTML, CSS: I am extremely comfortable creating, maintaining, troubleshooting anything involved with HTML, and Cascading Style Sheets. Aside from html, and CSS I spend a large chunk of my days creating new web pages in PHP.

PHP: I respond to company help desk requests for php framework changes/fixes. I frequently make updates/enhancements to non open source custom framework and open source framework. I worked with PHP just a few weeks ago. I made custom changes to a Wordpress blog’s framework that included adding html by stopping the PHP code and starting it again with “if” and “else” statements.

Programming : During the (2) years at Gragg Advertising I often took the initiative to respond to un-answered trouble tickets by various employees at Gragg Advertising. I was able to fix trouble tickets that were intended to be solved by the programmers.

Sometimes the programmers were gone on lunch, out of the office, etc and I responded to trouble tickets that required me to fix PHP framework errors, and other various coding issues that weren't necessarily in my area of responsibility.

I did it to offer up extra help and value to the company. On many occasions I was able to enhance overall business flow by reducing unexpected problems that upset the client or could have potentially upset the client.

The majority of my coworkers at Gragg Advertising quickly became strong business partners. Collogues soon were great allies in the day to day workflow process. I was able to obtain extra information and help from account service representatives that normally wouldn’t be available if I hadn’t forged meaningful relations.

MySQL: Before I could make PHP changes a few weeks ago I had to search the MySQL database for all the users and their permission sets. I needed to know this in order to make the above changes to the PHP code within the Wordpress admin section since Wordpress/MySQL allows for special permissions to prevent certain admin users from being able to edit code.

In this case I needed to create a new user and modify the permissions on another user so that certain settings/features became available inside the Wordpress theme admin panel for example: the Wordpress theme editing section.