About Jim Catanich

Jim Catanich brings over 20 years of business-to-business experience to the table. This includes software development, consumer marketing and project management. During his career, he specialized in large client server systems, n-tier Client/Server & Intranet applications and implementing strategic marketing initiatives in "start-up" and "turnaround businesses" environment. His success stories include the development of successful distribution businesses in Mexico and Japan, start-up work for a group of growing consumer products companies, and rebuilding a troubled printer remanufacturing company.

"As business man, I understand that every investment must produce results. Whether that investment is additional equipment, updating a web site or attaining high search engine positioning - that investment must generate revenue." - James Catanich

He holds a BS in Computer Science from University of California as well as extensive training and certifications. He has also received significant web programming training.

Jim speaks regularly on Internet Marketing to his local Chamber Of Commerce and conducts monthly SEO/SEM training workshops. His work is primarily Internet Marketing Consulting with B2B and industrial clients needing to bring their companies into the Online Marketing world. They ranges from medium sized manufacturing and financial services to the expanding, "mom and pop" market working from their home office.

But it is his hands-on, top of the class, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Pay-Per-Click Advertising (PPC) experience that his clients have come to rely on.

Tex-Mex Recipes

My family is originally from a small town in Southern California about an half hour away from the Mexican border and in 1981, we moved to North Texas. This is where I spent my summers learning how to find and cook the many great recipes in this region. As many of my friends asked me to give them the recipes, I have started this new section of my web to document the many that I have found.

To see these recipes go to Tex-Mex Recipes from James Catanich. Use them please and copy them if you want but if you publish them on the internet, please give me a link.