003: Ted Prodromou
My career started way back in 1980, after I moved west from a small town in northwestern Pennsylvania. I was 21 and Silicon Valley was the best place for me to find a job in the computer golden-gate-2industry so off I went.
I worked for incredible companies like IBM, DEC and Cellular One, all industry leaders at the time. I got my foot into the computer industry just as it took off in the 1980’s. I moved into computer networking as it evolved then moved into the cellular industry when cell phones were bigger than a brick.
In the late 1990’s, during the dot com boom, I started my own consulting firm because I wanted to spend more time with my family. My business took off and I had the flexibility to drive my kids on field trips and coach their soccer, basketball, softball and baseball teams. I wouldn’t trade those years for anything.
When the dot com crash hit in 2000-2001, my business collapsed and my twenty year career in the high tech world ended abruptly. My safety net was gone and my previous jobs disappeared. At age 40, I needed to start my career over.
I started building websites for small business owners, doing search engine optimization and online advertising. My business was back on track again.
Then the financial collapse in 2008 affected my business again. Many of my clients went out of business and the survivors stopped spending money. I was lucky enough to find a full-time job doing online marketing and SEO for a software company in 2009. I managed online advertising around the world and loved my job.
Once again, my career took another abrupt turn in early 2013 when my job was outsourced during a restructuring. I’m back on my own again, loving my freedom.
I’m helping businesses with their online marketing by managing their online advertising and improving their campaign ROI. Life is good and I’m here to help you.
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