Search Engine Marketing Expertise & Experience

When David heeded the call of the Internet in 1996, he was well equipped to understand the intricacies of the Internet paid search technology. With 15 years of operating system software and database programming experience already behind him, David joined Netscape and managed engineering teams on the Web Server and the Netcenter Web portal. He continued with the company six years, through the AOL acquisition. While with Netscape part of his work entailed defining the leading advertising server technology.

Following his tenure with Netscape, David joined Yahoo!, one of the preeminent Web destinations. While there he directed product management teams overseeing the Maps, Yellow Pages, Autos, Real Estate, Classifieds and Search advertising properties.

David joined SearchRev after working at Yahoo! and has been instrumental in developing SearchRev’s patent-pending technology platform. He is responsible for the company’s engineering staff, account management and support functions.

David earned a BS from the Florida Institute of Technology and an MS in Computer Science from UCLA.

No stranger to the online world and search, Eduardo was manager of Netscape’s Netcenter online advertising business in the mid-‘90’s which included Netscape.com and multiple destination sites. Continuing with his Internet-oriented career, Eduardo worked as a consultant to the early search pioneer Inktomi, helping the company with e-commerce solutions and acquisitions.

Eduardo was Director of Product Marketing at AdForce, an early online advertising firm which he helped take public. He then founded the pioneering contextual advertising company, Cuica, which developed a network of thousands of websites and advertisers.

As a long-time entrepreneur and prior to the advent of the Internet, Eduardo started and sold two 3D software companies and developed software for Kodak, Macromedia and other companies. He earned a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Cornell University and pursued a MS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Rochester.