Interview with Fraser Kelton of Glue, New Promising Social Network

 02.07.2009 14:14   searchenginejournal.com

This week we feature the interview with Fraser Kelton, working at new and exciting social media project Glue, developed by AdaptiveBlue. 1. Please share your background. What brought you to the Web 2.0? Also please tell us a few words about your [other] projects you were doing before joining AdaptiveBlue. I’m originally from Hamilton, a beautiful [...]Check out the SEO Tools guide at Search Engine Journal. Interview with Fraser Kelton of Glue, New Promising Social Network

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