Stephanie has always had an eye for finding new entrepreneurial opportunities, which came in handy when she embarked on one of her greatest enterprises: becoming a mom for the first time in 1998.

As the CEO of her household she realized in 2001 that there needed to be a way to reclaim some valuable living space taking up by her kids discarded and out casted items. This was the moment where she, as so many before her and after her, turned towards the shining bright light that is eBay. And all bets were off. She was bitten by the eCommerce bug.

What started out as part time selling her own items, soon turned into taking on consignments for friends and strangers and selling surplus inventory for businesses. The entrepreneurial drive kicked into high gear and she set out to become a trained and certified eBay education specialist.

Selling on eBay was only the start, today Stephanie has sold a huge variety of items on all popular sales channels in use.

Ever looking for ways to get the most traffic to products, Stephanie began devouring any information on SEO and digital marketing that she could get her hands on. This was to become her guilty little pleasure: she loved it!

Stephanie is a self-professed SEM groupie, often attending meetups, conferences and classes. She has become certified in Digital Marketing, Bing Ads, Adwords and Analytics. Other skills she has mastered include eCommerce, SEO, SEM and PPC.

Be sure to check out Stephanie’s LinkedIn for more about Stephanie’s work history and skill set.

Stephanie has been known to take a day off. She enjoys cooking, exploring new places to eat and winding down with her favorite wine. The geeky Stephanie goes for things like knitting, movies such as sci-fi, animated and comic book heroes, down to playing the latest PC and table top games.

Stephanie currently resides in the Dallas / Fort Worth Area but spends a good portion of time in Wisconsin visiting family, friends and enjoying a good Wisconsin Micro-brew. Ideally Stephanie is looking for that opportunity to help her to re-locate to Southern Wisconsin.