I just joined Adcuda two weeks ago as the new Content Manager and have since dived headfirst into the wonderful world of SEO, PPC, LSV, and about a dozen other acronyms that I’m adding to the ol’ noggin.

On top of that, I’m readjusting to American life and writing for web readers whose first language is actually English again. I’ve been living abroad in Singapore for the past two years with a husband who just finished his last Navy tour.

Did you hear that? That was me doing a happy dance.

Singapore was cool, but I love being back in the Midwest and most of all, I love writing content for people just like you and me.

The translation factor wasn’t always on my side while writing for an Asian audience. Having to explain that I don’t actually know anything about your panties when I say “Don’t get your panties in a bunch,” is awkward for everyone involved.

But back to writing content. That’s my thing. And that’s what they’ve brought me on here at Adcuda to do.

I’m excited to help our clients build a great site that gets them great exposure, online rankings and ultimately more clients for their business.

So that’s me in a short and sweet blog post. It’s nice to meet you.

Well, I have to confess that I have been thinking of this phrase often over the past few weeks as I came to accept a position here at Adcuda, however, I DO know what to make of it!  I believe the best jobs come when you’re not looking for them, that has been my experience anyway.  Case at point: My new position as Account Manager here at Adcuda.

Previously, as a one-stop-shop for web design, I was doing my usual networking at the Olathe Chamber of Commerce Thursday coffee meeting.  It’s a great networking event that I really enjoy using to meet new customers and just get out and mingle. On this particular visit I had the pleasure of meeting Jennifer Hoyt of Adcuda.  As we exchanged our nutshell versions of what we did, I was impressed with both what her company did, and also how important commitment and integrity was to her company.  Right away I saw her company as the perfect extension to my business.  I thought that I might partner with Adcuda to carry my web clients to levels I was just not equipped to do myself.

We made an appointment to meet and talk more formally at the Adcuda office…  And the rest, as they say, is history!

As I get comfortable in my new digs, I’ll be making regular comments about what’s going on here from my perspective.  I look forward to sharing some very interesting tales as I get out and meet and re-meet the Kansas City business community.  Stay tuned!

Please email all resumes to info@adcuda.com.