Paul Lee

Current

Founder / Director at Weycrest.Com Limited

Past

Senior Systems Administrator at Namesco Limited
Chief Technical Officer at Simply.Com Limited

Connections

17 connections

Industry

Internet

Websites

Paul Lee’s Summary

Knowledgeable Internet Expert and Linux System Administrator. Also an accomplished Search Engine Optimizer and developing new skills in new Web 2.0 and Media marketing on the web. Intends to stay ahead of the curve in all online marketing activities.

Paul Lee’s Specialties:

linux, unix, redhat, centos, debian, freebsd, TCP/IP networks, bgp, cisco, routing, servers. Virtualisation including Parallels Virtuozzo containers, OpenVZ an Xen Source. Colocation, data centre maintenance, web hosting, domain names, servers, seo, pay per click, online marketing, web development, link building, web presence building

Paul Lee’s Experience

Founder / Director

Weycrest.Com Limited

(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Internet industry)

September 2005 — Present (3 years 2 months)

Domain Name Registrar, Web Hosting Company, London UK Colocation Facilities, Bonded DSL and Leased Lines, Pay Per Click Marketing, Google Adwords, Web Publishing, Blog Network Development, and Web Traffic Aggregation Management
Senior Systems Administrator

Namesco Limited

(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Internet industry)

September 2004 — June 2005 (10 months)

Technical support, and responsible for maintenance of server and network infrastucture located at Redbus Interhouse, in London
Chief Technical Officer

Simply.Com Limited

(Internet industry)

May 2000 — September 2004 (4 years 5 months)

Commenced as Technical Manager and provided Technical Support and managed Network Operations for Domain Name Registrar and Web Host, Simply.Com Limited (formerly Simplynames).

Additional Information

Paul Lee’s Websites:

Paul Lee’s Interests:

domain names, web hosting, servers, domaining, affiliate marketing, web site development, entrepreneurship, google, ebay, wireless, blogs, blogging, vlogging, videoblogging, ebay, web 2.0, mashups, yahoo, microsoft, the long tail, mobile internet, Amazon, tagging, bookmarking, social bookmarking, del.icio.us, propeller, mashable, open source software, trends, link baiting, digg, youtube