Your digital brand must reflect the success of your business by implementing effective solutions to reach and be accessible to your entire target market. Persons with disabilities reasonably expect to be able to gather information, purchase products, and get in contact with a business online just like an able-bodied person.
A website may be found to be inaccessible if there is information, content, or services provided on the website that is not accessible in the physical location, or, if the website is inseparably tied to the physical location in such a way that those who can’t access the website are missing out.
ADA compliance online can provide many benefits to your business and help you avoid litigation. Web Content Accessibility Guidelines also overlap extensively with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) strategy. If your website meets the accessibility guidelines, it will likely excel with search engine rankings.
By making your business accessible to everyone, you will increase your audience and allow them the opportunity to take advantage of what your business has to offer. To achieve this objective, Social Spice Media can help CLIENT develop, manage, and provide continued maintenance for its website to strive for optimal accessibility.
Jeff Rebello joins as a Content Creator for Social Spice Media. His experience in journalism, graphic design and content creation will be utilized in his role writing blogs, creating custom graphics and managing social platforms.
Jeff began his professional career as a Sports Information Director. At California Lutheran University and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, he developed his passion for digital media and online marketing while covering various athletic programs.
A native of Windsor, California, Jeff earned his bachelor’s degree in Communications with an emphasis in journalism from Cal Lutheran in 2018. He was also a pitcher on Cal Lutheran’s NCAA Division III national championship baseball team.
Samantha is a Copywriter & Content Creator for Social Spice Media. Her role includes writing content for social media, business blogs, and creating custom graphics. She has a diverse background ranging from retail management to filming and editing for newscasts. She studied broadcast journalism and interned at Power 106 on The Cruz Show, for marketing and producing. Samantha has a passion for social media marketing and growing brand images.
She has a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from CSU, Northridge. Before joining Social Spice she worked for marketing agencies giving her the ability to manage multiple clients at once.
In her free time she is a puppy mother and enjoys doing DIY projects around her house.
Stacy Pearce recently joined Social Spice as the Director of Creative Marketing with more than two decades of experience in Marketing, Graphic Design, Front-End Web Development and Creative Project Management. Stacy began her professional journey working for Disney Cruise Lines as a member of the inaugural crew for their first cruise ship in 1998, the Disney Magic. While working onboard, she was selected to receive specialized training from Disney in both Public Relations and Guest Service Excellence.
After leaving Disney and working in print design for several years, Stacy decided to make the jump to web design and began working for the well-known training company, lynda.com, as an assistant teacher for their onsite Adobe Photoshop training classes. She also spent many years in the marketing world working for companies like JD Power and Associates, Amgen and Gospel Light Publishing. She then started her own graphic design and consulting business providing logo design, web project management and branding strategy to a wide variety of local groups and businesses.
Stacy joined Social Spice in January of 2020 to help expand their services as a creative designer and a brand strategy specialist.