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WHB Hires Sr. Public Relations Manager

February 27th, 2009 by Tyler

Greetings!

My name is Tyler Thompson and I have just been hired as the Senior Public Relations Manager for WHB.  In this position, I will be in charge of content here in the blog as well as the monthly client newsletter.  With time, we will grow the wealth of information provided to clients in this setting to a whole new level.

I pride myself in having a very diverse background in my five years in the IT industry.  I have had the opportunity to experience a broad range of technologies and network with industry experts throughout the world.  I thought I would take a moment to introduce myself and to provide you with a little more information about myself.

In late 2003, I bought my first domain name, started hosting my own website, and really began to enjoy coding and working with servers.  My love for technology has grown exponentially since then, but the fundamentals I learned from my early days in the industry are still helpful today.

In 2004, I was first published by PCMech.com with a tutorial, “Creating a Web / File Server.”  Over the next four years, I had over 50 technical articles published and eventually became the Newsletter Editor, sending out a weekly newsletter to over 20,000 readers.

I spent two years as a web developer for a company in Wichita, Kansas working in a LAMP setting and developing web applications for school districts around the country.  During this time, I really gained an appreciation for the flexibility Linux servers provide web hosts, and with the addition of PHP, MySQL, and other open source applications, make it one of the most powerful platforms in the world.

Currently, I am studying Information Assurance and networking, working toward getting my Cisco Certified Network Associate certification next fall.  Particular topics of interest to me include web security, Linux administration, and networked systems.

Now that I have introduced myself to you, I ask that you take a moment to do the same for me.  If you’d like, feel free to say “Hello” below or in an email to tyler [at] webhostingbuzz.com.  I am always open to any questions, comments, or suggestions you may have. 

I look forward to getting to know the community here and appreciate the opportunity to serve you.  Have a great weekend!

Tyler Thompson
Sr. PR Manager

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Posted in WebHostingBuzz | 8 Comments

8 Responses

  1. Maxim M. Says:

    Welcome Tyler.
    Wish you much inspiration and many positive comments on your future posts.=)

  2. Sergey S. Says:

    Welcome to our awesome team!
    We are really glad to have you with us now:)
    And hope you will enjoy it!

    Good Luck

  3. Lena.k Says:

    It’s great to meet you!
    We have a great team, and you will like it as much as I liked it when joined WHB))) Wish you good pastime with us.

  4. tyler Says:

    Thank you all for the warm welcome. I am glad to be a part of the team and look forward to working with you in the future!

    Thank you!

    Tyler Thompson

  5. CVH Says:

    Hi I am , a WHM customer.
    underpricedhost.com

    nice to see you.

  6. AlexGordon Says:

    Welcome Tyler Thompson to our community. As a client I wish you the best. Nice email comments, I would like to receive more information like this. VPS vrs Dedicated info was helpful. I’m considering a VPS. Thanks!

  7. Tyler Says:

    CVH and Alex,

    Thank you for the warm welcome. I am glad you found the information useful and hope to provide you as much usable information as I can in the future.

    A VPS is a great choice – I have one myself and love it. If you have any questions or concerns, we’ll be happy to help you out.

    Please let me know if you have any specific topic suggestions or information you would like for me to research.

    Have a great weekend and thanks again for the warm welcome.

  8. mahmoud matar Says:

    good

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