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1 Who is Software Architect Sue Bell?
2 Companies Founded by Sue Bell
3 Sue Bell as Software Inventor
4 Epi-Keywords and Empire Keyword Concepts
5 Sue Bell and the Big B:

Who is Software Architect Sue Bell?

Currently CEO Semant Revolution / Blue Ocean Marketing
Previously CEO of Theme Zoom LLC and Network Empire LLC
Ex-Military Programmer - 15 year contractor for DOD
Software Architect:
- Krakken; a SAAS LSI Market Analysis tool capable of breaking vertical markets into segments and showing the value matrix and top competitors of each - 2008-2017
- TLKT and Killer Keywords; a SAAS LSI Keyword analysis tool,
- Painfinder; a tool to find FAQs and Pains in your market
- Various WP Plugins and Themes
Developed the WebRing System; a systematic perpetual marketing system designed to dominates markets, the webring is built on a flexible framework, integrating the money site with additional privately owned domains and a series of social platforms
Mastermind behind Network Empire Enterprise Software Suite 2012-2017
Created Industry First Online Marketing Certification in 2008
Been in business since the age of 14
Over 20 years in in the Trenches with SEO and Digital Marketing
12 Years Training and Programming SEO Applications

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The ex-Military Programmer, Software Architect and SEO Dominatrix whose long-term, unwavering vision built Theme Zoom's and Network Empire's enterprise software suite. Consistently turning the impossible into reality, Sue's expertise and revolutionary knowledge of SEO combined to make some of the most powerful software that can be found in the internet marketing industry today.

Architect of software such as Theme Zoom's Krakken, TLKT, Network Empire's Social Explosion, Painfinder, DWS, NE Silo Builder, V-Silo SEO Plugin. These are only some of the cutting edge technology that she has created.

Sue Bell is a software architect and 15 year veteran contractor for the DOD (Department of Defense). She was lead for teams of programmers working for her on massive scale projects

As a child, her father, a professor of foreign languages, provided her with a diversified language vocabulary before kindergarten. This developed into a love of languages which later gave rise to the study of linguistics and natural language processing.

Sue Bell started her programming career on the ground floor as a system administrator for the Division of Engineering and Housing.

Her experience of computers, servers, databases, and a wide variety of users on the system in a real-world scenario, running a day-to-day business and managing a help desk gave her insight into how software is not in a separate universe from the people that use it and the environment in which they work.

She saw that software, to be accepted and successful, must be designed to compliment day-to-day life within the environment it supports. "I learned the relationship between the worker on the floor, the data in the company, and the Division Commander/CEO. And how to translate that relationship into user friendly software and actionable data. Practical applications in real world scenarios demands real world effectiveness in a software. It has to work and it has to be accurate."

The defense of our country relied on it.

During her career as a programmer and systems analyst for the US Army Europe Headquarters she was responsible for the design and development of several different military industrial grade software applications; including software that contained corporate-level reporting with drill down features for purposes such as troop billeting, supply readiness and family member evacuation in the event of war. These contracts represented tens of millions of dollars and teams up to 8 programmers. Today, her experience with linguistics, natural language processing and expertise with systems design and databases allows her to back-engineer popular search engines.

This facilitates the creation of tools that makes the life of an SEO/SEM easier by automating both the difficult and mundane aspects of Market Research, Keyword Research, Website Silo Structure Design and Implementation and turns Acquiring Traffic and Conversions into a science.

Sue Bell has over 35 years of computer experience, in a variety of roles ranging from senior programmer/analyst to systems and database administrator with expertise in UNIX systems. She worked with Oracle RDBMS and its associated tools for 11 years. She is known for proficiency in relational database design, development and implementation. She has leadership experience as CEO, team leader and project manager on various projects. Sue Bell is a keynote speaker and primary certification instructor for advanced Theme Zoom Students.

Her motto for the advanced Theme Zoom course is “Give me a week, and I'll give you an Internet with zero competition for your business”.

Sue currently enjoys living in the arid Arizona desert and spends her spare time dominating online markets.

Sue Bell is available on a limited basis for online marketing consultation and training.

Companies Founded by Sue Bell

Sue has been in business since the age of fourteen, when she spotted an opportunity with the nearest music store being 30 miles away, and turned a spare bedroom into a small music store, selling expendables for her high school band member friends.

Currently she is the CEO of Semantic Revolution and Blue Ocean Marketing and has previously been the founder and CEO of Theme Zoom LLC and Network Empire LLC. As the co-creator and mastermind behind Theme Zoom’s ‘Krakken’ Search Engine Marketing Tool and The Last Keyword Tool, she also engineered Network Empire Builder. She designed and developed Network Empire's Web Ring System, a flexible framework built on evergreen principles that allows you to swap platforms and strategies in and out of as the internet changes. And she created the Stackable Certification Training as a means to fully understand the Web Ring System and how to maximize the market dominating principles within it.

A key innovation created by Sue Bell was the TRI (Theme Relevance Indexing) formula which made it possible to use basic latent semantic indexing principles without downloading the entire internet as a document.