Jon's Projects
I am currently engaged in a variety of exciting projects, each at different stages of development.
Please note that this overview does not encompass my portfolio of SEO-focused websites and revenue-generating e-commerce platforms for confidentiality and strategic purposes.
AntlerBuyers.com: Founded in 2016, this platform serves as a comprehensive resource for individuals seeking to connect with local antler buyers. Users can also leave reviews and access up-to-date pricing information. The site has undergone three major redesigns since its inception, continually enhancing user experience and functionality.
AntlerSheds.com: Launched in 2024, this innovative platform operates as a free classifieds system for listing antler sheds. It is currently in the process of expanding to include private sellers, aiming to increase accessibility and options for users.
GilmoreIdaho.com: This is a personal passion project dedicated to documenting the development and history of Gilmore, Idaho-a place where I am personally constructing a cabin. This website aims to capture and share the essence and ongoing stories of the area.
SGTSurge.com: This project is a venture into the realm of inventory management with a unique twist-it's completely free. The software has successfully managed inventory valued in the millions and is poised for further expansion with the upcoming launch of a dedicated WordPress plugin.
Waraas.com: You are currently on my personal blog, where I share insights, updates, and reflections on my various projects and interests.
Worbble is a service dedicated to fixing websites quickly and efficiently, born from my journey from blackhat spammer to advocate for online security. Instead of spamming, I now help others fight hackers and repair their sites.
WW2Helmets.com: Established in 2011, this e-commerce website specializes in the sale of World War II helmets. It combines historical interest with commercial enterprise, offering enthusiasts a reliable source to acquire authentic pieces.
Each of these projects reflects my commitment to creating valuable, user-centric digital experiences across diverse fields.
Ever since building my first website in 2002, I've been hooked on web development. I now manage my own network of eCommerce/content websites full-time. I'm also building a cabin inside a old ghost town. This is my personal blog, where I discuss web development, SEO, cabin building, and other personal musings.
