Support without the jargon
 for your peace of mind 

You're not in the Internet business, but you know the Internet is a big part of what you do... Do these questions sound familiar?

Where do I secure my domain names? How do I get a custom email address? Who should do my web site?

You want to publish an online newsletter to give your company visibility, but you know you need to find some way to take advantage of the medium... Do these questions sound familiar?

Which service do I use to publish my online newsletter? How do I get new subscribers? How do I convert those subscribers into actual business leads?

Think of us as your Internet IT department. We specialize in helping you find the right vendors and services for your expansion onto the Internet. You know your business needs - we know the right people to help you make it happen. We spend the time to understand your needs and make sure that it gets implemented on time... and done right. Once you're up and running, we help you make sense of the information that can be gathered using online tools. And we turn that sense into real business for you. Whether it's expanding a newsletter subscriber base or analyzing who is coming to your web site. Stop stressing, and start getting answers!

Auto responders, virtual business groups,website maintenance resources, selling products online (books, etc.), and the ocasional hand holding to reassure you that you aren't crazy, incompetent or lacking in some basic skill that 'everyone else has'.

Most people are in the same boat. Let us help you pick the right boat, steer, navigate and just plain make it easier to take full advantage of the medium.

 Andrew Q. Kraft, President (andrew@executivity.com) was most recently the Executive Vice President for Basex, a technology analyst firm, leading the company in its rebranding and repositioning, and successfully leading its sales and marketing efforts. He is the co-founder and founding Executive Director of the Association of Internet Professionals (AIP), the Internet industry's largest professional society. As the chief executive of AIP, Andrew had responsibility for the entire operations, with direct management of marketing and sales efforts targeting AIP's corporate member constituency. After studying at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Andrew became the first Manager of New Media at Sapient Corporation, a leading e-business consultancy, where he managed the division from its infancy through its establishment as an industry player with several multi-million dollar projects. Andrew has spoken at over two dozen conferences on the topics of how various technologies affect business planning for non-technology companies.