My name is Denise Tuite and I have been in business for almost forty years always with a brick and mortar showroom. I had spent over twenty of those years in New York City at the prestigious Decoration & Design Building on Third Avenue. In two thousand and eight the American economy took a nose dive and so did the design industry. My clientele were Architects , Decorators and Designers. Professionals' who sold to the wealthy. I learned after four years of struggling wealthy people are rich because they are smart. The only thing they were buying is real estate. Manhattan apartments and Westchester estates that were at bargain prices and they held them for years until the market went up. Then made a killing good for them! Unfortunately, they had all but stopped buying luxury items, which in turn left many of us out in the cold. High end furnishings was not on the menu. I had to close the business in October of 2012. It was devastating for me after successfully having been around for so long. I actually got a sales job because I didn't know what to do with myself that is until I met Marina. I knew my web site needed to be professionally updated but who do I go to? Energy goes where intension flows! Through a stroke of luck I met for dinner one night with this truly amazing technician. I honestly was clueless about marketing and the internet. One thing I did understand was that she was an engineer who decided to study how the internet works mechanically. The behind the scenes information you need besides the graphics. I wish I had been more astute when I did have my business perhaps I might have survived the depression. My business has grown not only in the tri-state area but nationwide. From what I understand you must legitimize yourself on the net before you go international, so that's the next step. For me she was a blessing because she is professional, honest, knows her business and understands your goals. With her help I have been able to semi-retire and work from home doing what I love! Oh by the way I left out one important ingredient integrity, the utmost! Good Luck & All The Best, Denise read more