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Where Did Bakedwheat Web Go?

John — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 18:10:10 +0000

For those few of you out there who follow(ed) this blog, you might have wondered where I disappeared to! For a whole slew of reasons, over the course of summer 2009, I sought out employment separate from Bakedwheat Web. In August, I found myself talking with two amazing companies: Clix Marketing and WordStream. Much to my pleasure, I was able to work for both of them! Throughout the fall and into the holiday season, my relationships with both companies grew stronger – so much so that I ultimately received offers of full-time employment from both companies. Just before Christmas I accepted the offer from Clix Marketing and begin that new journey this Friday.

Going forward, I will be wholeheartedly dedicated to the Clix Marketing team and supporting David Szetela, Joe Kerschbaum, Mae Flint and James Thompson in the continued growth of the company. That being said, I’m proud to say that I will still be supporting WordStream, too! While my engagement will be in a limited capacity, I’m excited to be able to continue plugging away at PPC-perfection and blogging contributions for my Boston comrades.

The future of Bakedwheat Web is uncertain for now. I have ideas for some website projects I may launch under the BWE banner, but by and large, I am once again an “agency man.” I’ll leave you with a catalogue of the writing I’ve done in the past 5 months and will try to post updates as I can of some of the cool stuff I’m working on!

Enjoy reading! I enjoyed writing…

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Apologies to Internet Explorer Users

John — Mon, 11 May 2009 18:59:12 +0000

My sincerest apologies to everyone using Internet Explorer 7 or older. If you are, BakedwheatWeb.com probably looks a little funny! I’m working on the issue and will get it fixed as soon as I can… But in the short-term, I’ve got a suggestion for you. Download Internet Explorer 8. I promise, it’ll be worth your time.

It’s still not perfect (well, I don’t think any internet browser is perfect), but Microsoft gets a little bit better with each version. My personal favorites? First off they lost the bubble-esque tabs. Those things were big, way too round and generally clunky in IE7. Now they’re low-profile, boxy and sharp. Oh – the “Compatibility View” function and integration of search suggest is pretty cool, too. Though the Compatibility View didn’t work for my site. : )

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It’s a Blog! Welcome to the New Home of Bakedwheat Web

John — Thu, 07 May 2009 18:00:33 +0000

This day has been a long time coming. What day is that, you ask? The day that I officially post to my very own blog! Welcome to the home of Bakedwheat Web Enterprises – or just “Bakedwheat Web” for short. As far as introductions go, I’ll keep it short.

I’m John A. Lee – aka Bakedwheat – and I’m a search engine marketing expert. I’ve been blogging and participating in the SEM community for a few years now, but this blog will serve as my personal take on the comings and goings of search.

Feel free to communicate with me anyway you see fit. Leave comments on my posts. Contact me directly. Follow me on Twitter. I’m excited to embark on this new venture, and hope all of you enjoy sharing the journey with me!

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