Danny Long

About Me:

I live in Eastern Oregon and have been building websites since 2004 after learning HTML from reading books. I've studied Internet Marketing for quite some time now and I started my business as a consultant in Internet Marketing Solutions and I specialize in creating online direct marketing videos. If you want to harness the power of video marketing, I'm your go to guy. Just click the link at the bottom of my page to book a consultation.

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Family:

I met my wife Annie online in the late summer of 2008 and traveled to South Asia later that year to meet her in person. We got engaged in 2009 and was married in 2011. She came home to live here with me in the USA on October 12th, 2016.

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Interests:

I'm interested in working together with others who are looking for something more than trading time for money. It has been proven that the fastest path to success is marketing your business online.

On a more personal note, I like race cars, as I raced NHRA Pro and Super Pro in the 1990's and it's actually been in my blood since high school. Going to car shows and checking out the cars brings back a lot of memories.

Honors & Awards:

I beat the track champion at Seattle National Raceway in 1990! I was running a dual quad 454 in a 1969 Camaro SS that was featured in October 1981 Hot Rod magazine centerfold and on the cover of Super Chevy magazine in that same month. It was called Freeman's Flyer back then and had a license plate that said low 10's but that car never got into the 10's until after I had Jackson's Specialties in Hillsboro, Oregon totally remake the car for racing.

I had the honor of having George Brockman as my crew chief while running a big block Chevy powered Super Pro race car in 1991. That car was pure race car from the ground up and George built it entirely himself. It ran consistent every single pass was 10:61 at 125 mph and I would have won many races with that car if I could have got my thumb off the transmission brake button quick enough! I never made it as a Super Pro driver, just couldn't get my thumb to act quickly enough.

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