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President, CEO
Hi, I’m Emily Journey. I lead a team of WordPress experts who support marketing teams, IT departments, business owners, and administrative staff. When you have knowledge, understanding and control over the WordPress platform, you can:
- Increase profit margins
- Make more sales
- Decrease web development costs
Personally, I don’t know any professional who would pass up those benefits. (Myself included!)
I’ve spent a decade delivering and refining my comprehensive WordPress Training program. Each of our instructors is personally trained by me and uses my specific training methods.
Director of Instruction
Melanie Mann serves as the leader of our website management and training team. She joined our website management team in 2021 and quickly began getting results for her clients with her SEO expertise. She has an M.S. in Development Economics, with experience in academia, international business, and the nonprofit world. We believe every business needs someone with Melanie’s energy and spirit in their corner. With an eye on maximizing your unrealized business potential, she will champion your ideas with data-driven outcomes.
Website Manager, Developer
Eve Peratopoulos is dedicated to website management and comprehensive website development. In addition to her WordPress expertise, she excels in solving coding problems that require programming knowledge. She is passionate about programming because it is a powerful tool for practical problem-solving. The rest of us turn to Eve whenever we are dealing with an advanced coding problem in our client websites. We admire her use of creative problem-solving to fix complicated website problems quickly.
Website Manager, SEO Strategist, Instructor
Sarah Rosenblum has a background in healthcare and WordPress development. She helps her clients maximize their website assets for strong performance and an accessible user experience. Sarah’s expertise with HTML, CSS, PHP, Bootstrap, and MySQL enables her to tackle complex website problems efficiently. Dealing with a custom-coded theme? Sarah will help you evaluate your theme’s real limitations and she will suggest creative workarounds to help you achieve your goals.
Associate Website Manager
Darlene Kong is a creative thinker with years of experience building websites, managing social media cycles, and copywriting online content. Her career includes nonprofit leadership and implementing strategic solutions for website management. In addition to her marketing skills, Darlene is a natural trainer and clear communicator, drawing on her background teaching Spanish at The Ohio State University. Darlene’s passion for quality will ensure your web presence reaches the heart of your audience and prompts clients to action.
Website Manager
Megan Chrusciel doesn’t claim to have all of the answers but she definitely knows how to find them. Megan has an M.A. in Library and Information Science and worked as a librarian for many years before she joined the team at EJ&A. She is a skilled researcher and is especially adept at finding solutions and uncovering answers. Combine Megan’s indispensable research skills with her expertise in copywriting, search engine optimization, and WordPress, and you have an unstoppable force in support of your business.
Training Coordinator, Social Media Manager, Instructor
Erin Brooks works to ensure everything in our office runs smoothly so we can focus on what we do best–WordPress! Erin is your first contact when you call or email our office which makes her job very important to all of us.
Needless to say, we trust her with our business.
Do you know who else trusts her with their business?
Our clients!
Erin manages the online reputation of several companies through social media management and promotion. Whether you need help with LinkedIn, Facebook, or Instagram, she has got you covered with all three platforms.
Marketing Manager
Executive VP
Consulting Website Manager
Kris Clifford worked in the role of Website Manager for three years before transitioning to the position of Consulting Website Manager. The entire team at EJ&A relies on her leadership for onboarding support and professional development. She also provides us with an invaluable “second set of eyes” when we’re troubleshooting website problems. She is a master at applying good old-fashioned common sense to technically sophisticated problems.
Controller, Sales Manager
If you get the rare chance to hear from Adam, it’s only because Erin is on vacation and he loves to answer the phone when she is out of the office! (Who knew?)
WordPress Instructor
Jica Nava is our Spanish-language WordPress instructor. Jica has lived in the U.S. since 2010 and her country of origin is Venezuela in South America. She has more than a decade of experience with coaching and training individuals and small groups.
Getting here
When I started learning WordPress, I did it the way many of you have tried:
without help.
I struggled to get the hang of it for more than a year. I watched a lot of amateur YouTube videos that were sometimes helpful but were mostly useless and out of date. I wished that I had somebody to call on whenever I had a question or ran into a roadblock. But, I didn’t. I was on my own.
Eventually, I got a handle on the WordPress platform.
And, I didn’t stop there.
I hired a virtual coach in Denver to teach me Search Engine Optimization (SEO).
During our virtual training sessions, I was impressed with how easily he communicated his knowledge and authority on the topic – he provided answers to questions I didn’t even know to ask! That was my first experience with virtual learning and it was worth every penny.
Despite my initial hesitations about virtual training, I am thankful that I took the plunge. I know it can seem “not quite as good” as face-to-face learning. I wondered:
- Could I really learn this way?
- Would I get as much value from the training?
Thankfully, I didn’t let my doubts get the best of me. That virtual training experience not only changed the way I did business – it changed my life.
I invested in WordPress and training for the same reason you’re here today: independence. For me, I wanted the independence to transition from selling for other people to selling my own material.
I don’t think learning WordPress has to be so tough.
For you, independence may mean something different. Maybe you want to:
- Save money by not having to hire someone to do this for you.
- Break free from a reliance on an unresponsive marketing agency.
- Equip your marketing department to handle the website work in-house.
- Handle this responsibility that’s been handed to you by your boss.
My path to mastering WordPress led me down a road of trial and error, a bad experience with an affordable website designer, launching my own web design agency, and meeting all kinds of business owners.
Your journey may look a bit different, but I hope I can help you end up at a similar destination: independent mastery over this powerful platform.
Let’s take a look at how we’ll help you get there…
