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| − | + | Janet Johnson is a marketing professional living in the Portland, OR area. | |
She has held executive level sales, marketing and business development positions with a variety of technology companies, including [[Apple.com|Apple]], [[Enron.com|Enron]], [[NowSoftware.com|Now Software]], [[Merant.com|Merant]] and [[Marqui.com|Marqui]]. | She has held executive level sales, marketing and business development positions with a variety of technology companies, including [[Apple.com|Apple]], [[Enron.com|Enron]], [[NowSoftware.com|Now Software]], [[Merant.com|Merant]] and [[Marqui.com|Marqui]]. | ||
| − | In addition to the [[JanetLeeJohnson.com]] blog, Janet Johnson blogged for two years at the [[Marqui.com|Marqui's World]] blog as well as managed their award-winning but controversial "pay bloggers" program in 2004 and 2005. The program launched | + | She recently completed 18 months of service in the online education space, as VP Marketing for KC Distance Learning's [[Aventalearning.com|Aventa Learning]], [[iqacademy.com|iQ Academy]], and [[keystoneonline.com|Keystone National Schools]] brands. |
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As a marketing and social media strategist, current and recent clients include: | As a marketing and social media strategist, current and recent clients include: | ||
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Revision as of 16:36, 2 November 2010
Might Social Media Optimize Your Brand Promise?
JanetLeeJohnson.com is a blog about marketing and the use of technology in marketing. Written by a 25-year veteran of the software, internet and telecommunications industry, JanetLeeJohnson.com covers issues including:
- Search engine marketing (SEM)
- social media marketing and collaboration tools
- communications tools such as RSS
- and the Health 2.0 movement
About Janet Johnson
Janet Johnson is a marketing professional living in the Portland, OR area.
She has held executive level sales, marketing and business development positions with a variety of technology companies, including Apple, Enron, Now Software, Merant and Marqui.
She recently completed 18 months of service in the online education space, as VP Marketing for KC Distance Learning's Aventa Learning, iQ Academy, and Keystone National Schools brands.
In addition to the JanetLeeJohnson.com blog, Janet Johnson blogged for two years at the Marqui's World blog as well as managed their award-winning but controversial "pay bloggers" program in 2004 and 2005. The program launched a viral ethical debate in the blogosphere, which she had to manage for her company. She is a frequent panelist and speaker at technology and marketing conferences throughout North America.
As a marketing and social media strategist, current and recent clients include:
Additional information
- EzineArticles.com: expert bio for Janet Lee Johnson
- Search results for Janet Lee Johnson's articles and mentions on Technorati.
- Follow Janet Lee Johnson on Twitter: @janetleejohnson
Testimonials
- Her advice was invaluable as I attempted to navigate my way through the online world she understood so well. I am convinced that my work would not have been so well regarded by the blogging community had it not been for Janet's support, assistance, knowledge, skill and relationships.
- Seldom does one get the opportunity to work with a true expert who unselfishly lends a hand. I will always be indebted to Janet for helping me to understand, through her own actions, the true humanity of the blogosphere.
- - Nora Ganim Barnes, Chancellor Professor of Marketing
- Director, UMD Center for Marketing Research University of MA Dartmouth
Contact
- Email:
Address
- Portland, OR 97225
