At the turn of the millennium, Ed turned his back on a successful career designing engines for Caterpillar to focus his attentions on the digital world. Starting out as a freelance designer and developer, he joined his first agency in the October of that year. In the ensuing period, he has worked his way through the development ranks, through project management and eventually head of technical services at the last of the four agencies he worked with.
In this time, Ed has worked in pretty much any sector you can name, including commercial (B2B and B2C), NGOs, charities, software houses, automotive and manufacturing, financial houses, technology, trade unions, energy suppliers, marketing firms, recruitment agencies...the list goes on!
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| Global microsites in 12 languages, plus a live "virtual" event for software launch in 4 languages | UK merchant website | National site and dealer network | Content managed microsite for JUNOS operating system, plus live expert webinars | |||
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| Content managed global site for The Commonwealth | E-commerce store |
E-commerce microsite for John Cooper products |
E-commerce site for French Connection |
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Other credits include RMT, Divine Chocolate, ASLEF, Blooming Marvellous, iWorld, Craghoppers, Haines and Bonner, LBM, Total Jobs, BAE Systems, Powwownow, Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Consumers International, LVSC...and many more.
A few years ago, I was asked by an account manager whether there was a formula he could apply to calculate the cost of "a website". He was looking for a spreadsheet he could take to client meetings to provide costs on the fly without getting project managers and developers involved. You can imagine the sort of thing - a picking list with functionality and prices next to each one.
I remember thinking it was a reasonable enough request. But very naive.
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