Profile

Work

I am a Full-Stack Web & Software Developer with over fifteen years of experience. Over countless hours I have discovered that I have a passion and talent for creating works that are both highly functional and technically sound.

I have also discovered that I have a knack for understanding new theories & concepts – I am an adamant perfectionist when it comes to just about anything I do.

Current Skill set

Web
  • Responsive Mobile first HTML & CSS3 – Bootstrap, SASS
  • JavaScript (Vanilla JS, JQuery, Angular)
  • PHP (Web Server & CRON)
  • CRM / CMS packages – WordPress, OsCommerce, Marketo
  • MySQL
  • Git
  • SEO & PPC
Applications
  • Java
  • Python
Legacy Technology
  • ASP (classic)
  • Visual Basic
  • Adobe Flash
Software Packages
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • MySQL
  • Jet Brains Web Suite
  • Microsoft Word
  • Microsoft Excel
  • Microsoft Access
  • Maya 3d
  • and more…

Study

At the start of 2019, I am entering my 4th year of a 6 year course Studying a Bachelor of
Computer Science with gaming specialisation at Charles Sturt University

Hobbies

Pyrotechnic

A license Pyrotechnician in the state of N.S.W. Australia for over twenty years, performing
professional grade pyrotechnic shows ranging from from Chinese String Crackers, Indoor Close
Proximity Fireworks, Aerial Shells up to 125mm and Aerial Salutes up to 75mm.

A founding member of the Pyrotechnics Industry Association of Australia (PIAA), Based in Sydney
but have performing shows all over NSW for all types of events.

Car Enthusiast

An active member in the Skylines Australia NSW car club I regularly volunteer to help run events.

Social Media

You can connect with me professionally on LinkedIn,
or stalk me through Twitter

Portfolio

Employment

Wizardry Fireworks

PRODOCOM Australia

Hannover Fairs Australia

E-Web Marketing

Freelance Websites

Personal Projects

Tipping Comp

cruizen’

National Pyrotechnics

iblott accessories

Blog

Unlocking Global Audiences: The SEO Guide to Multilingual Content Strategies

Introduction: In the interconnected world of the internet, expanding your online presence to cater to a global audience involves more than just translation. Multilingual content strategies are key to reaching diverse demographics effectively. This blog post serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding the intersection of multilingual content and Search Engine Optimization (SEO), providing insights, strategies, and best practices to ensure your website resonates with audiences across linguistic boundaries.

  1. The Global Imperative: Why Multilingual Content Matters for SEO: Begin by emphasizing the importance of a global approach to content. Explore how catering to diverse linguistic audiences not only broadens your reach but also enhances your SEO potential.
  2. SEO Considerations for Multilingual Websites: Setting the Foundation: Dive into the core SEO considerations for multilingual websites. Understand the nuances of URL structures, language tags, and the impact of different domain and subdomain choices on search engine rankings.
  3. Internationalization vs. Localization: Striking the Right Balance: Uncover the distinction between internationalization and localization. Explore how balancing these aspects is crucial for effective multilingual content strategies, ensuring a harmonious blend of global appeal and local relevance.
  4. Hreflang Tags: The SEO Signal for Language and Regional Targeting: Delve into the power of hreflang tags in multilingual SEO. Understand how these tags signal to search engines the intended language and regional targeting of your content, preventing confusion and ensuring accurate indexing.
  5. Keyword Research for Multilingual SEO: Beyond Translation: Explore the complexities of keyword research in multilingual SEO. Understand how linguistic nuances can impact search intent, and learn to adapt your keyword strategy to effectively resonate with speakers of different languages.
  6. Content Translation Best Practices: Beyond Words on a Page: Prioritize effective content translation strategies. Learn how to go beyond literal translation, considering cultural nuances, context, and user intent to create content that feels native to speakers of each language.
  7. Localized Metadata: Enhancing Click-Through Rates and SEO: Embrace the importance of localized metadata. Understand how crafting title tags, meta descriptions, and other metadata in the language of your target audience contributes to higher click-through rates and improved SEO.
  8. Structured Data Markup for Multilingual Sites: Enhancing Rich Results: Dive into the role of structured data markup in multilingual SEO. Explore how implementing structured data in different languages enhances the visibility of your content in rich results and featured snippets.
  9. User Experience and Multilingual SEO: Seamless Navigation for All: Explore the intersection of user experience and multilingual SEO. Learn how providing a seamless and intuitive experience for users of different languages not only enhances satisfaction but also indirectly contributes to improved SEO.
  10. Monitoring and Analytics: Continuous Improvement in Multilingual SEO: Conclude with the importance of ongoing monitoring and analytics. Explore tools and techniques to assess the performance of your multilingual content, identify opportunities for improvement, and ensure a dynamic and evolving SEO strategy.

Conclusion: Multilingual content strategies are a gateway to connecting with diverse audiences around the globe. By embracing the complexities of language, culture, and user intent, you not only expand your reach but also enhance your SEO potential. Implement the insights from this guide to navigate the intricacies of multilingual SEO, ensuring your website resonates effectively with a global audience and stands out in the competitive digital landscape.

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April 26, 2024 1:23 am

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Creative

I studied Digital Media for 12 months at Mt Druitt TAFE. While  doing so we studied The 3D Modeling Program ‘Maya’. During the course I produced a number of 3D scenes and a couple of 3D animated movies.

I have also played in other programs such as Bryce 3D, 3D Studio Max, Lightwave, Vue D’esprit and a few others. However, i have always returned to Maya as a personal preference.

Bellow are a number of works that i have produced from these various programs.

Bryce 3D: Balls

Vue D’esprit: Sulfuric

Maya: Living Room

Maya: Gauntlet

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