Richard J. Price
For over 21 years, Richard Price has developed a reputation in the marketing community as an innovator and effective marketing strategist. A former advertising agency executive and director of marketing for a major publishing house, he has utilized his broad-based experience and produced successful campaigns for every company he has been associated with. An integration specialist, Richard has lead the way in providing synergistic marketing techniques and mediums, with an expertise in such widely diverse industries as retail, publishing, packaged-goods, finance, and business services. In addition, he is included as being one of the first to recognize and develop the World-Wide-Web for business applications.
Since 1990, Richard has explored and helped refine where some of the major Internet players are today. He was one of the original users of what was to become the Netscape Navigator browser. His site was one of the first to utilize the Netscape Commerce Server and as a result, some of the electronic transaction protocols and methodologies were first tested and evaluated by him. His original web site design was awarded one of the first "Best of the Net" awards and he helped design one of the first on-line brokerage sites, "The Net Investor", which also won the prestigious Readers Digest Award for Best Web Design.
Most recently, Richard has consulted with select companies who have sought out his advice on integration of their overall marketing efforts. His most recent clients have included: The City of Chicago, LaSalle Street Securities, Vance Publishing, Putman Publications, McDonald's Corporation, Frankel & Company, and Grainger.com.
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Stephen Crane
Steve is a successful magazine publishing and internet sales business development executive. His contacts in publishing from marketing, promotion, public relations, sales and editorial have been developed over the past 20 years as Founder of Links Guides, Inc. and Publisher of Adweek Magazine's Midwest/South West editions. Crane was instrumental in developing Adweek's Hotlines, and introducing Brandweek and Mediaweek Magazines.
Steve's depth of online experience includes Publisher of Red Flash Internet, Director of Sales for Chicago Tribune Pavement.com (now Brassring.com). He also introduced the Midwest market to Juno Online Services by launching this e-mail business back in 1997.
"The business model of outsourcing publishing services," says Crane, "is imperative to the survival of some publications. Larger publishers are looking to outsource project work for their understaffed departments. Smaller publishers may not have the resources to pay for experienced staff. We are here to provide publishers professional help, by experienced people, with superior service to achieve their goals and objectives."
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