Hello world!
My name is Glenn Friesen and I'm an SEM man.
I've been active online since it wasn't cool. Early, early, early on, I won a high school presidency campaign using a message board, blog, geocities site, and what I thought was sneaky marketing (setting the school computer's home page to my site). Years and degrees later, I co-managed the internet marketing strategy of a company called Qmania, which was funded and advised by the founders of NetZero. One of the company's revenue streams was affiliate marketing, which I managed a few campaigns for using Networks like CJ. Eventually the company focused on a local Hawaiian market, and I focused on friends, family, wine, and self-developement on California's Central Coast. I'm an SEO at heart, and traditionally have worked in-house or consulted with companies I believe in rather than promote my own affiliate world. My personal blog can be found by googling "Glenn Friesen" and choosing the first result. I respond to twitter messages sent to @glennfriesen and rarely respond to Twitter messages sent to the other profiles in my portfolio.
Some passions include: scholar stones (suiseki), swimming in the ocean, playing bass guitar, recognizing great music and musicians, web design, WordPress, minimalism, CRO, food, friends, family, and wine.
My name is Glenn Friesen and I'm an SEM man.
I've been active online since it wasn't cool. Early, early, early on, I won a high school presidency campaign using a message board, blog, geocities site, and what I thought was sneaky marketing (setting the school computer's home page to my site). Years and degrees later, I co-managed the internet marketing strategy of a company called Qmania, which was funded and advised by the founders of NetZero. One of the company's revenue streams was affiliate marketing, which I managed a few campaigns for using Networks like CJ. Eventually the company focused on a local Hawaiian market, and I focused on friends, family, wine, and self-developement on California's Central Coast. I'm an SEO at heart, and traditionally have worked in-house or consulted with companies I believe in rather than promote my own affiliate world. My personal blog can be found by googling "Glenn Friesen" and choosing the first result. I respond to twitter messages sent to @glennfriesen and rarely respond to Twitter messages sent to the other profiles in my portfolio.
Some passions include: scholar stones (suiseki), swimming in the ocean, playing bass guitar, recognizing great music and musicians, web design, WordPress, minimalism, CRO, food, friends, family, and wine.
