As of December 2019, Web Site Maintenance & Design is now known as Interfanatic Digital Marketing.

Interfanatic Digital Marketing with Web Site Maintenance & Design – WSmad is now Interfanatic!

The new name reflects the broader service menu available from WSmad, which now formally includes SEO, digital advertising, social media, social media advertising, localization, email marketing, reputation management. We still, of course design, maintain and manage websites for businesses all over the world.

“I felt it was time to change our name to reflect our broader services to our customer base, and to let them know we’re still the same Internet fanatics we’ve always been,” quipped founder and owner, Ryan Delane. “We’ve now been here almost 20 years, and we’ve been doing some of the broader digital marketing for some customers for a long time now. It’s time we let our name tell that story.”

Delane went on, “I got tired of customers asking me, ‘Wow, this is a great website! Now how do I get more traffic?’ We always have done what we can to get our customers traffic, but now it’s part of our business model.”

Web Site Maintenance & Design, LLC began business in 1999, designing, building and updating websites in Southern California. Soon, the small business had customers all over the world, including the Carroll Smith’s books, Rob Pelinka’s Landmark Sports Agency, Rockwell Medical Supplies, and Aero-Vac Alloys & Forge.

The same great, reliable and knowledgeable experts have built on what they know to now add these services and more to their repertoire.

In an effort to educate the public about numismatic (collectible) coins worth money, the Academy of Coins© launched HowMuchAreMyCoinsWorth.com. It’s a wonderful site filled with tons of information about collectible U.S. coins.

How Much Are My Coins Worth? A great site by the Academy of Coins©

Included on the site are articles about What Makes Coins Worth Money, articles about How To Sell Your Coins, and weekly-updates to the Coin Market & Numismatic Auction News & Analyses, with an insider look into recent important sales or changes in the coin market.

In the Basic Visual Coin Pricing Guide, you’ll find information about a huge number of heavily collected U.S. Coin Types.

There are also HowMuchIsMyCoinWorth.com Social Media Accounts on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Twitter, each getting a following. The Academy of Coins© uses social media to spread awareness about the collectible coin market with recent auction results they find interesting, and helpful numismatic articles and coin collecting tips.

Check out HowMuchAreMyCoinsWorth.com and get your collectible coin questions answered today!

Suli T. Go, Cosmetic Chemist behind the best skincare products on the market, has recently re-launched STGo.com with a full online store.  Now everyone with an Internet connection has access to the tested-best creams for the best value!

Included in their offerings is a Special Offer including some of their most effective products at a reduced rate of 50% off!  If you sign up to purchase, you’ll get their best: Herbal Wash, Cell Parér, and the Maximum Renewal Complex every 60 days – just when you’ll be running out.  It’s a fantastic deal!

Congratulations to the whole S T Go Team on launching your new e-Commerce Site!

AeroVacAlloyForge.com, the leading metals distributor and processor in Southern California, has given their website an upgraded look as they look to provide ever-better service for their customers in the commercial and private sector.

The new design reflects the company’s dedication to clarity and helpfulness. There is a tremendous amount of information available to their customers through the site, and it’s all just a few clicks away. For the metal buyer, it’s a resource heaven (as is working with Aero Vac Alloys & Forge, Inc.

We congratulate Tim LuMaye, Glenn Bernstein and the whole AeroVacAlloyForge.com

At a time when American-North Korean tensions are high, Korean-born Burnsoo Song’s take on the “fine line between” is a stark reminder of how perceptions can break tranquility. Lauded in Korea, China, and the world over, Song’s beautiful, colorful work often includes rose thorn and other natural elements.

Burnsoo Song’s work is on exhibit at GARBOUSHIAN GALLERY in Beverly Hills from March 16th.

Our congratulations goes to Scott Martin, aka “Scotty Clause” for all of his hard work beginning to show fruit. His dream of taking The Living Christmas Company national is one giant leap closer to reality after Scott’s appearance on Shark Tank and his success courting Mark Cuban as a business partner and investor.

We helped TLCCo get off the ground many years ago, bringing Scott’s vision to reality through our work in the logo and his first operational website. We’re proud of our work (there was a lot of it) and we’re glad to be a part of this magical Christmas success story.

GO SCOTTY GO!

It’s a penny Penny Auction live on the Internet.

Right now, there’s a few ways for Coin Collectors (Numismatists) to buy coins. They can go to a coin show and meet their favorite dealers live, they can go to the ever-disappearing local coin shop and pick up what they’re craving, or they can buy coins on-line, through dealer web sites or through on-line numismatic auctions.

The margins are tight for dealers and the market is well-saturated for collectors, so the chances of getting a coin for less than “book” value is slim or none.

Rusty Scropper, proprietor of CoinSniper.com, had the idea to apply the “Penny Auction format” to numismatics to a) make it more fun for collectors and b) allow them to potentially buy coins for less than their normal value with a mix of skill and luck.

Here’s how it works (and you can read about it on the CoinSniper.com site here or watch a video about it here):

Coin buyers buy packs of bids. The bids cost about $1.00 each. When they see a coin they want, they place a bid on it. This increases the cost of the coin $0.01 and adds 10 seconds to the clock to allow any other “CoinSnipers” an opportunity to out-bid. When time runs off the clock, the winner gets the coin shipped to their address for free.

Rusty explains how he came upon the idea: “When I got tired of waiting for the big show to come my way and found all the dealers I like closing up shop, I turned to the Internet, to eBay. I found I had a great time buying coins by ‘sniping’ the auction. I’d put a bid in at the last second and hope it was enough to get the coin I couldn’t live without. With the penny auction format, that whole experience is condensed and magnified.”

Unfortunately, there are some bad players in the penny auction business. “I have no interest in running anything but a completely legitimate, honest business.”

And if you read Scropper’s articles in the CoinSniper.com Numismatic Learning Center, you’ll see he has a lot of experience and great advice he’s willing to freely share with both the experienced and inexperienced numismatist alike.

“Theoretically, this whole thing should be cheap for buyers and over time, I should be able to eek out a small profit.”, says Scropper. “The trick for the buyers is to make sure they win once in a while using a bit of patience. If you watch your competition carefully, you can figure out when to put your bid in. The whole process is a lot more fun.”

The first auctions are set to end on July 4th, 2012, with four coins per day selling until demand requires more. On July 4th alone, there’s well over $100 up for grabs, and since all of the users are new, there’s a good chance that they could win the coins with their free first 25 bids.

We wish Rusty the best of luck with his new venture and the bidders the best of luck winning some great coins. Congrats on your new site, Rusty! It was a lot of work, but we’re all sure it’s going to pay off.

Farus, LLC (at FarusLLC.com) is a medical device innovation company that is focused on developing unique solutions to a variety of clinical problems.

Farus identifies new innovations through partnerships with small businesses and academic groups, and then uses non-dilutive funding to assess the innovations and to fund research & development.

Based in San Diego, Farus has developed a comprehensive and agile process to translate multiple innovations in parallel from the research stage through the development and clinical validation stages. Farus seeks partners for spin-off and commercialization of innovations once the technical, clinical, and commercial risk have been reduced. To learn more about Farus, LLC, check out their projects on FarusLLC.com.

The Summer Pro League announced that presenting sponsor “and1 basketball company” has joined the team.

The Summer Pro League has had some very enticing sponsorship positions available, and as the league takes shape for July 2012, one of the best places has been taken.

There are still sponsorship positions available, but And1 has definitely capitalized on a great opportunity.

And1 is a phenomenal business that has recently gone through reinvention. It’s hard to imagine a better way for a company to display its products than to the up-and-coming basketball stars of next year through a partnership with Summer Pro League.

And1, welcome to the team!

Today, Rusty Scropper, proprietor and Numismatist behind CoinSniper.com launched his new site as a resource for coin collectors on a budget.

“Eventually, I’d like to run some coin auctions on the site, but for the mean time we’ve got to build traffic.” Rusty’s solution to growing the site is to start with a fantastic grouping of resources for coin collectors. He’s also added a forums section where he’ll scour the Internet for good coin deals and auctions. “I want collectors to associate CoinSniper.com with great deals for coins on the Internet, as that is after all the whole idea.”

In the Numismatic Learning Center, Rusty’s written introductory articles about grading and valuing coins, along with some of the other things that should be of concern to collectors. In the CoinSniper.com Forums, there are current listings of coin deals he’s found, and the Coin Auction listing is probably the most complete listing of Internet Auctions selling coins anywhere online. Rusty and CoinSniper.com have no affiliations with any other dealers or auction houses, so these listings are the best he can find.

Rusty will be updating CoinSniper’s facebook page with Numismatic News in an attempt to spur discussion. He’s tweeting away at @CoinSniper also, sharing deals and news for collectors to find.

Congrats on a fantastic site, Rusty! We hope you can start selling coins profitably soon!