SeeMeOnline Vision
SeeMeOnline sees the internet as one of the most effective means of sending and receiving up to the minute information world wide.  As a business tool and a community resource, our vision is the building and expansion of a virtual community that is not limited by geography or time zones. Our goal is to help others succeed by expanding their ability to communicate.  Better communication means better customer and community relationships.  Better relationships promote better business.

SeeMeOnline History
SeeMeOnline.com was formed May 14th. 1997 by Charles J. Harris Jr., former information technologies consultant for and Sr. project manager for Sprint Communications.  When the original name selected for a web based information and marketing service company was not available,  the question was asked, "what name do we use for people to see me online?" thus a name was born.  SeeMeOnline consultants, developers and technicians combine experience with creativity in providing internet and web service solutions, merchant accounts, graphic design and desktop publishing services, computer networking and marketing solutions.  As a young and talented company, SeeMeOnline internet presents has grown to include an average of 40 countries around the world and averages 6000+ visits a month nationwide.

SeeMeOnline Market Context
The availability of high-speed broadband Internet access has made it possible for people to enrich their lives with digital communications and entertainment over the Internet. Residential and small business customers are using multiple electronic devices and connecting them through their home or office networks to enjoy the benefits of sharing Internet access, information, entertainment, and much more.

Consider the following statistics:

• By 2003, more than 10 million U.S. homes will have networks, meaning two or more computers will connect to share Internet service, files, and printers, estimates the Yankee Group.
• While 20 percent of all homes in the U.S. today have more than one PC, nearly 60 percent of homes that have DSL or cable service have multiple PCs, according to the Yankee Group. This statistic indicates that growing numbers of broadband-enabled households will be looking for ways share their broadband Internet access with multiple PCs.
• Research from the U.S. Small Business Administration Office of Advocacy shows that 90 percent of all firms in the U.S. employ fewer than 20 employees.

In the very near term, a broadband connection will provide home, home office and small office users with access to next-generation services, including telephony, streaming multimedia, and interactive, networked games. Residential gateways and broadband routers are the key enabler for this access, with the ability to intelligently route incoming data to specific electronic equipment on a home or small office network.

Contact us at:
817-640-1716
email: sales@seemeonline.com