Clients and Disclosures

In addition to the work we do here at Technosailor.com, we also provide professional services involving social media, business development, providing technical support, consulting and other services. Here are some of our clients:

Current

Lijit Networks

Business Development services provided in securing high traffic and strategic publisher partnerships. (Aaron Brazell)

Vocus

WordPress development and consulting. (Aaron Brazell)

One by One Media

Supporting One by One’s conference blogging and other client coverage. (Aaron Brazell)

Lockergnome

Innovation on cutting edge technologies including Twitter and WordPress. (Aaron Brazell)

Queen Media, LLC

WordPress, Systems and Technical Support. (Aaron Brazell)

Network Solutions

Content creation, publication at Solutions are Power blog. (Steve Fisher)

Chespaeake Bay Foundation

Chesapeake Bay Foundation

Marketing. (Mike Dougherty)

Red66

CEO of RED66, Social Media and Marketing. (Carlos Granier-Phelps)

Warren News

Assistant Editor on Washington Internet Daily and Communications Daily. (Andrew Feinberg)

Former Clients

b5media, Inc.

Strategic Technology Development and Direction with a focus on WordPress, Infrastructure and Operations. (Aaron Brazell)

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