Hello. My name is Rob Clockedile, and I am the man behind RobClock Consulting. (That’s me down below.) I have one goal here, and that is to make my extensive experience in communicating, working, producing, and innovating on the Web available to individuals and small-to-medium-sized businesses who don’t have the money or resources to hire a Web staff, but could benefit from the opportunities the Web presents.

I have been working on the Web for over 15 years. I started out in the basement of a 200-year-old house in Bath, Maine, in 1994, writing HTML in Notepad and doing simple graphics work in CorelDraw. Since then, I have worked for small start-ups in basements, large business-to-business publishers in Silicon Alley, national sports publications in the heart of Boston, and I currently work for a small, highly selective liberal arts college in Maine.

I have done just about everything you can do working on the Web: writing and editing, designing, programming (in more languages than I care to remember), marketing, information architecture, product development, team building, and product and personnel management. More than once I have built a Web team for an organization from the ground up. I have launched new departments, divisions, publications, products, and businesses.

What I enjoy most about Web work, though, is the opportunity to introduce people and organizations to the myriad of possibilities that exist on the Web, and to help them find specific, viable, and tangible ways to use that knowledge to improve their businesses, their relationships, their communications, and their lives.

If you have any questions, or would like to know more, please drop me an email at rclockedile@robclock.com

Thank you.

Welcome to my world.