Adrienne Ziegler
Internet Marketing Specialist
Adrienne Ziegler never intended to be an internet marketing machine. She really wanted to be Lois Lane and set out to do just that by attending Journalism School at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. But it turned out the newspaper industry ain't doin' so well these days. When Ms. Ziegler found herself working for pennies as a cub reporter on the edge of nowhere in Barstow, California, she decided maybe Connie Chung she was not, and a change in career path was in order. Thus began her journey through a myriad of internet development companies more favorably located in San Diego.
In 2009, as a seasoned sorceress in the mystical arts of Search Engine Optimization, Ms. Ziegler made her triumphant return to the Midwest where she joined Human<>Element as the team's official Web Wonder Woman. Known to her friends and colleagues as "Dree," you can generally find this keyword cache-ing, word smith-ing, pundit of the internets kicking ass in the Ann Arbor Roller Derby, bouncing to the October Babies, or communing with Jambo Man, the Michigan Roots Jamboree mascot.
Posted on Friday, January 13, 2012
By Adrienne Ziegler
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... Great Magento sites, a DNN tool or two, some new hires, and looking to the future. Oh, and a sweet slideshow of all the silly things we did in 2011
The Magento developers and DotNetNuke ninjas at Human Element had a fantastic year of great projects, new hires, and even a few Nerf battles. Check out some of our proudest moments of 2011 and see what we have in store for 2012! ...read more
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Posted on Tuesday, June 07, 2011
By Adrienne Ziegler
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- OR - Why Human<>Element Should be YOUR Magento Developer (We know. This blog post is mildly self-serving.)
So you've got a product, and it's awesome. Now, if only you had a website where you could sell it!
Don't let that socially awkward dude your cousin knows from Dungeons and Dragons night develop your Magento site. Do some research and pick a team of people you can trust. Like us. ...read more
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Posted on Friday, April 01, 2011
By Adrienne Ziegler
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Al Franken says unless people turn up the heat on the FCC to defend net neutrality, we’re going to lose it. Or... maybe we could let the Justice Department take on the issue with anti-trust laws. Decisions, decisions. ...read more
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