On a daily basis, Mark Miner has worked in a web-based communications environment since 1996, when he led the development of the inaugural website of a US top 100 law firm. Miner has helped build, refine or manage more than 10 websites for client and community organizations, including several law firms and CPA firms.

Miner has a deep understanding of how high-end professional services businesses can enhance their brand reputation through an effective web presence. He has extensive expertise in creating and upgrading visuals and content, with an understanding of the overarching principles of sound design and organization.

He knows how search engines rank sites based upon content and linkages, as well as how website readers navigate and learn, and how to attract loyal, repeat visitors.

The Insider’s Guide to Law Firms praised one of his early sites as "aesthetically pleasing, easy to navigate and loaded with content." Miner's genealogy and regional history website, Minerd.com, created in 2000, has drawn more than one million visitors, was named one of the "Top 10 Family Web Sites" in the nation by Family Tree magazine, and has been featured in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, among other regional newspapers.

Video Direction - With a strong aesthetic sense, Miner has led many video projects on corporate and community service themes.

The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review called one of his videos "profoundly moving," one that he created for the 35th anniversary of the Lutheran Service Society's Meals on Wheels program, in partnership with the Chairman/CEO of Equitable Resources, Production Masters Inc. (PMI) and Strategy First. He also produced a 40th anniversary video for the Pittsburgh Experiment.