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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.
SmallInitiatives.com dates to 1997, and some of the little corners of this old ramshackle tenement show their age. One such aged component, my list of links to projects and presentations, just got a makeover.
Check out the new SI projects and presentations page, now fully loaded into my Drupal database, and sporting nicely compressed file downloads and better organization.
I will keep adding project descriptions in hopes of assembling a full-fledged portfolio of SI work: complete new sites, redesigns, presentations, and strategic consulting.
'Bout time, you say, right? Hey, if the Arizona Cardinals can make it to the Super Bowl, anything's possible.
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Newspaper Association of America Presented as part of a panel at the NAA Connections conference, February 2006, Orlando, Fla.
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Pennsylvania Newspaper Association Presented at the America East newspaper operations conference, Hershey, Pa., March 2006.
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Various 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:
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The Editors' Internet: APME NewsTrain, Dallas, October 2004. How front-line editors can use the Internet as a sourcing and sociological tool for better journalism.
The Big Picture - A Report Card on Technology: New Media World, Hershey, Pa., March 2004. Discussing the state of new media technology and applications for newspaper online strategies.
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Poynter Institute for Media Studies Presentations and discussions led for the Online News Managers seminar at the Poynter Institute for Media Studies, St. Petersburg, Fla., May 2006.
