In the digital age, marketing demands a wide variety of skills: creativity, scientific precision, a dedication to research and a competitive edge that will not allow for failure.

Alhan Keser brings all of these skills to the table- and much more.

Like a general mapping out a multi-front assault, Alhan attacks each project from a variety of angles.

·    Search Engine Optimization (SEO): Alhan immerses himself in his client's business-- learning both what the client does and what the competition is up to. He selects the critical industry keywords and integrates them seamlessly into his client’s site.

·    Link Building: Through quality content creation and outreach, he generates links to the client’s website and thus well-placed on Google and other search engines

·    Social Media Marketing: Fluent in a variety of social media tools, from blogs to Twitter to linking, Alhan makes sure that the client’s name and business are all over the Internet

·    Analytics: Using daily analysis of metrics, Alhan not only tracks the state of the client’s traffic, but uses the information to enhance strengths and bolster weaknesses in the marketing campaign.

The result is a marketing campaign that not only focuses on the bottom line, but enhances it.

Educated in the United States and Europe, Alhan brings a wealth of experience to Blue Fountain Media.

Alhan honed his marketing and research skills at such venerable media outlets as the International Herald Tribune, CBS, and The New York Times and Eurosport.com.

He speaks perfect French and Turkish and has practical knowledge of HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, Flash video embedding, as well as Adobe CS programs, which helps him communicate both to programmers and designers in their own language.

When not performing his marketing magic, Alhan is a competitive distance cyclist, having recently covered the distance from New York City to Fernandina Beach, Florida in just seven days.

“Cycling is great preparation for what I do for Blue Fountain Media,” Alhan says. “Learn from your competitors – draft them. Pay attention to details, be meticulous. Turn negatives into positives – learn from your mistakes.”