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Just in time for me to forget (almost) that I'd done it, today ReelSEO published an interview with me from September 2008 on the subjects of video content strategy and search optimization.

I'll tease you with an excerpt:

Q: What do you believe are the major challenges/obstacles for newspapers to get their videos out to the search engines and social media networks (and show up prominently in those spaces)?

Jay Small offers holistic interactive consulting, contract development and management services with emphasis in customer experience strategy. Specialties include:

• Internet/Web business and strategic planning, including investigation and analysis of content and/or commerce niche opportunities, cost analysis, market assessments, collaborative writing and editing of business plans, and consultative optimization of existing plans.

At Small Initiatives, we enjoy exchanging ideas at conferences, seminars and trade shows. Here are some of the presentations Jay Small has made through the years:

2007

Product Strategy and Development (4.6 mb PowerPoint): Inland Press Association, Chicago, June 2007.

Small Initiatives is home to the writings and consulting activities of Jay Small and Ka Small.

SI began as a graphic design and creative services consultancy in 1993. Since then, its principals have expanded and enhanced SI's practice specialties through years of professional hands-on and management experience.

Today, SI offers advice and services in Internet business strategy, operations, user experience, writing, editing, design and innovation practices.

Jay Small is an interactive/online executive geared for customer-centered innovation and business growth.

He has succeeded in recent years as an Internet business strategist, product innovator, information designer, marketer, consultant, writer and editor. He brings distinct capabilities and specialties to client engagements, including comprehensive Web site user interface design, business strategy development, search optimization and training.

His professional career began in 1985, but Small started learning about media much earlier -- growing up in the third generation of a family of small-town newspaper executives.