About

From 1995-2002, Jessica Hughey (formerly Jessica Zamé) was the writer, publisher and proprietor of Webmistress@Work, an online community for women in business. She helped women with all sorts of questions, problems and issues relating to how to promote their online businesses successfully. During this time, Jessica also performed freelance SEO work for various web sites, finding great success at consistently making pages wind up on the first page of search results. She was also interviewed for an article on internet marketing, which appeared in the October 2000 issue of PC World Magazine and has written many articles for various online venues, including the Clickz Network.

When the “dot com bubble” burst, however, Jessica was forced to close up shop and rejoin the workforce in the real world, in pursuit of a regular paycheck and benefits. She worked as a technical support representative for a software company for several years, before being laid off in July of 2008. She is now pursuing A+ and MS Office Certifications and is, once again, writing and consulting on internet marketing projects and is a columnist on  examiner.com where she writes a column for Detroit baby boomers.