Dave’s background gives him a unique vantage point on the intersection of web technology and marketing. His expertise enables him to envision and realize the true potential of social marketing for our clients.
As the market expands and opportunities present themselves, Dave is at the helm, eagerly waiting to seize upon new ideas and technologies and integrating them into the social media and marketing mix.
Dave Sabol “I take a very pragmatic approach to technology — appreciating where it can compliment a situation and where it can complicate it. Elegant solutions are based in simplicity and practicality. They have to make sense relative to the problem. One-size-fits-all is not in my vocabulary”
His many responsibilities at Altitude include project management, research and development, web development, infrastructure (web hosting), customer support and acting as the resident technology specialist.
Dave is a fanatical proponent of social media, metrics and analytics, and open source technology. Prior to joining Altitude, he spent years as a web technologist, freelance web developer, online community manager and web project manager.
Sabol is a member of American Society for Association Executives (ASAE), where he is an active member and serves on the Professional Development Council and the Social Media Taskforce. On the side, he is active in a number open source projects. He is also an adjunct professor at East Stroudsburg University. Dave enjoys learning and expanding his knowledge, spending time with his family, and being an internet pioneer.
DAVE'S LATEST BLOG POST:
Knowing When to Say When
What you can learn from an Internet giant, a product that didn’t live up to expectations, and a ton of media attention… The entire blogosphere exploded over past few days on news that Google was discontinuing its Wave product. Google Wave, for those of you who are unfamiliar with it, was a web application for real time communication and collaboration that was introduced last year at Google I/O, and was heralded to change the ... CONTINUE READING
