She worked for eight years as a Marketing Director at AOL. When she joined, there were fewer than 1 million subscribers. When she left in 2002, there were 36 million. While at AOL, she developed a highly successful line of multimedia products that brought in an annual $40 million in incremental revenue.

In 2002, Stephanie founded Digital Media Works, Inc. (DigMediaWorks.com), an online marketing company that helps business owners discover the hidden profits in their businesses. She is passionate about guiding online companies to successfully generate more revenue and find their real value.

As a strategic thinker, Stephanie uses all the current visual thinking techniques and brain research to help companies get to the essence of their brands. She continues to focus on helping companies understand and communicate their value to customers.

Stephanie received a BA in Psychology from Hofstra University and an MSW and MPH from the University of Hawaii. She lives in New York with her husband and Maltese named Colby.

Part II. Strategies That Work
Rule 5. You Must Have a Real Business Model
Rule 6. Personas Are the Key To Understanding Your Market
Rule 7. Your Plan Should Be Actionable
Rule 8. Your Online Presence Needs More Visuals

Part III. Tools for Visual Thinking
Rule 9. Make Ideas Tangible
Rule 10. Use Mind Maps To See What You're Thinking
Rule 11. Organize Graphically When You Need Ideas
Rule 12. Create Templates as Visual Tools
Rule 13. Use Visual Tools for Your Own Understanding
Rule 14. Make Tablets and Mobile Devices Work For You

Part IV. Content That Gets Attention
Rule 15. Create Video for Marketing And Tutorials
Rule 16. Use Infographics, Checklists and Worksheets
Rule 17. Develop Case Studies and Visual Examples
Rule 18. Step By Step Guides, Timelines and Flow Charts Are Critical
Rule 19. EBooks, Email and Digital Publishing Are Here Now

Part V. Tactics for Social Media Platforms
Rule 20. Visuals Are a Must on Facebook
Rule 21. Use Twitter for Headlines with Links to Visuals
Rule 22. Pinterest Is a Visual Marketers Playground
Rule 23. Google+ Is More Visual Than You Think
Rule 24. Mobile Apps Provide Visual Opportunities
Rule 25. Websites and Landing Pages Are Weak Without Visuals
Rule 26. Visual Marketing Resources Are Everywhere

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