May 25, 2012
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  • Duo creates solutions that meet your needs and your budget. We create solutions that help innovative marketers and business owners enable customer support and collaboration on their websites using wikis, blogs, and other web services. We partner with you to help your continuing website development, content management strategy, visual design, usability, information architecture, hosting and analytics. You and we are the the “Duo” in Duo Consulting.

    Content management is becoming increasingly important as organizations move toward a more web-centric business model. New “Web 2.0” technologies such as AJAX are bringing clarity to user interfaces, improving ease of use and driving more interaction on the web. These improvements require more granular control over content.

Contributing authors from Duo Consulting:

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Sonny Cohen
Director of Internet Marketing Strategy
Sonny works closely with Duo’s clients to develop their online business and marketing strategy. His tactical responsiblities include: Implementing and managing paid search...
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Scott Frazer
Network Systems Engineer
Scott supervises Duo’s network facilities, monitoring hardware and software, analyzing problems and ensuring that the network is fully operational. He works closely with clients to...
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Mark Sherbin
Content Marketing Specialist
Mark has been focused on web and SEO copy writing since 2008, with deep experience writing about all forms of technology. His past experience at a PR agency working closely with start-ups...

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