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3824 9th St S.
Arlington, VA 22204
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Jeremy Tunnell
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3824 9th St S.
Arlington, VA 22204 (map)
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Web Project Management & Advising
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Jeremy Tunnell • Arlington, VA • $100 per hour
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I specialize in helping small- to medium-sized organizations plan and implement web-based projects. My expertise includes architecture, usability and user experience, search engine optimization, and business process automation. Essentially, I do everything but the actual design or programming work.
I am comfortable working with a wide variety of stakeholders, including small in-house teams, outsourced firms, and non-technical committees. In the past, I have worked with small businesses, nonprofits, political organizations, and start-ups (I am the technical co-founder of Thumbtack.com).
To read more about my background and access my portfolio, please visit my website in the links section.
Reviews
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November 28, 2010
Mr Tunnell has done us small business owners a great service when he started and co founded ThumbTack! It empowers individual business owners to market their services directly to consumers through Match.com-like profiles. A Thumbtack profile provides detailed professional and personal information
including pictures, fees, and reviews, all with the aim of not only showing what the person does, but who the person is.Great Job with the site and what it does for us.– Hector
Question and answer
Q. Describe the most common types of jobs you do for your clients.
A. The two most common types of jobs that I encounter are (1) organizations with an idea but who are not sure how to make it a reality and (2) ground-up redesigns of websites or business software involving multiple contractors or consulting firms.
Q. What advice do you have for a customer looking to hire a provider like you?
A. Look for someone with broad experience and several projects under his or her belt. This is not a field that one can pick up from a book or class.
A solid technical background is important, but even more important is exposure to graphic design, information architecture, and usability.
Q. Why does your work stand out from others who do what you do?
A. I differentiate myself through my breadth of experience. I've co-founded a startup, formed and led small teams, worked with a multi-million dollar CRM system at a non-profit, written a custom CRM system, assisted in creating online marketing strategies, and developed SEO and SEM campaigns. In all these cases, I can show concrete, measurable benefits to the bottom line.
Q. Do you do any sort of continuing education to stay up on the latest developments in your field?
A. I have a slew of blogs that I read daily, and I also follow Hacker News for technology updates. I tackle new technologies and problems as part of my job every day.
