Jed Sundwall

Jed Sundwall

I'm an Internet marketing consultant who specializes in social media, search engine optimization, and e-mail.

I'm fluent in Spanish and Portuguese and follow the Latin American, Spanish, and Portuguese online industries.

I live in San Diego and spend my spare time screen printing, surfing, and gardening with my wife.

My Work

My work focuses on making the most of the Internet's ability to connect businesses with their customers on a personal level. I help businesses develop profitable marketing strategies that leverage the power of search engines, email, and blogs.

I have helped develop and execute successful web and email campaigns for companies large and small—including presidential campaigns, international banks, and local theatre companies.

Projects I've managed have been mentioned by the Wall Street Journal, CNN, the Washington Post, the New York Times, The Politico, Wired.com, and the Associated Press.

Contact me if you want to use the Internet to grow your business.

My Blog

I write about food, the environment, art, marketing, and life in San Diego.

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My 3 most recent posts:

One Year of Home

July 17, 2008 • One Comment

Shan and I celebrated our first anniversary on Sunday. I made a 6-color print of our house to celebrate it.

Changing the Present - Interview with Robert Tolmach

July 16, 2008 • 3 Comments

An interview with Robert Tolmach, founder of Changing the Present (changingthepresent.org), a great website that facilitates charitable gift giving.

Kelly’s Apollo - Postmodernism Delivers

July 15, 2008 • 2 Comments

I finally stop fretting about posting examples of Internet art and present a video piece called “Kelly’s Apollo.”

3 of my favorite posts:

Ride Your Bike to Energy Independence

May 16, 2008 • 2 Comments

Thoughts on what Ride Your Bike to Work day has to do with energy independence, energy diversity, public health, and collective action problems.

How to Learn Anything (including Awesomeness)

April 14, 2008 • 4 Comments

Instructions on how to learn how to do anything. Essentially a few thoughts on picking yourself up when feeling like you’re in over your head.

Interview with Jay Porter from The Linkery

April 2, 2008 • 13 Comments

I talk to Jay Porter, founder of The Linkery, “a neighborhood restaurant in North Park, San Diego, California on a mission to get to know the people who grow and make the best food and drink in the world, and share it with the community.”

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