Wired Nomad is a new media company with a difference - we don't come exclusively from a technical or a creative background - we offer comprehensive new media services that benefit from an understanding of marketing in the digital era.
There are various strands to our service - web design, content management systems, search engine optimisation, multimedia, consultancy - and you can find out more about our technical offering.
The company was set up way back in March 1997 and our range of clients and solutions is testimony to how we have gone as far as we have today.
Multimedia
I currently produce podcasts and edit video for the Edinburgh International Book Festival, and Books Borders and Bikes.
For the Edinburgh Book Festival this has included recording podcasts for their Everywhere series (I have a portable Behringer mixing desk recording to a laptop using Apple's GarageBand), as well as editing event recordings from 2010 and 2011, and handling the iTunes store feed process to update the series' as well as managing the storage of files on their Amazon S3 Cloud server. While event recordings are recorded digitally, the Everywhere series of short stories and poems presented its onw challenges as authors sometimes supplied their own recordings in various formats, including one cassette I had to digitise!
For Books Borders and Bikes I filmed all the events in 2010 and produced event videos stored on Vimeo, as well as creating an podcast series of the actual events.
Consultancy
There are many companies who can design a website, and others that can build you a functional site with content management and e-commerce. But I like to think that by examining your business and answering your questions first I can establish a relationship that will help my business grow by helping your business grow.
Given my length of experience of the Internet (since 1994 when Netscape hadn't even released version 1 of Navigator and Bill Gates didn't rate the web), and my varied client list, I (with a team of colleagues) provide consultancy services to clients on strategy, start-ups, e-commerce, and increasingly on the subject of making websites accessible.
I have also (successfully) provided consultancy to organisations wishing to obtain funding from the National Heritage Lottery Fund.
If you want to know how to get answers to your questions, e-mail me now on on the link at the foot of the page.
