You are here because you are curious why the references I sent you are hosted on Padronius.com / Here's why:

Padronius.com is not a business. It's a private professional portfolio showcasing a career in publishing, advertising and digital media. []

This is a large website and, even if you cared to browse it, you wouldn't see it all because not all pages are accessible through direct links. In order to see content of special interest, you need an invite.

Speaking of which, if you care to browse the website, Google "padronius business directory" and that search will give you plenty of pointers from where you can start and see what this is all about.



Since 1990, when I joined the wonderful worlds of publishing and advertising, I have been working for, or with businesses of all sizes and from many industries and disciplines in the United States, Canada and beyond: publishing houses, advertising agencies, colleges and universities, cosmetics, medical, biotech and pharmaceutical research labs (and ad agencies), beauty and fashion houses, dental and medical practices, financial and investment institutions, real estate brokerages, computers, software and information technology startups, manufacturers, import/export services, and artificial intelligence developers, to name a few.

While Padronius.com is not a business, for the purpose it serves currently, the website's grid has been modeled after an original newspaper-like layout of a previous business which I fully financed, built from scratch, owned and operated for eleven years in Canada: Pacific Webcard Directory which hosted an online business directory and a real estate private listings service. So, if you do browse the website and think that it is structured to resemble digital publishing and advertising services (which, are the love my professional life), you are not far off. Still, the content of Padronius.com (and its associated digital properties) is to be understood as a technical, visual and business presentation where some pages may point to past or present projects, while others hint to projects I plan on working in the future.

The directory section on Padronius.com (ask me for the link) is a clone of Pacific Webcard Directory which, before moving to New York City in 2010, I sold it to a Japanese web marketing company primarily for its high ad conversion rate performance at that time. However, while fully functional, this new version of the directory is not intended to, and it does not operate as an active business entity (not just yet, anyway). Still, the advertisements seen throghout the website are of real companies and are displayed here only to illustrate ad groups, a small selection of page grids for content placement, and some of the 'mechanics' that 'operate' behind the digital affiliate marketing and/or syndicated advertising programs.

The reference links you received are of a special interest to you and directly-related to the context of our recent communication(s). I look forward to speaking with you (again) soon.




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