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Customized Websites

Collaboration with you and your team to decide what best fits your niche and how it is best portrayed to potential clients. To successfully grow your business, we will use images, content and calls to action that will draw your intended audience to you. Or build your own website with simple website builders for your success!

Social Media & Blogging

Together, we continue to convey your company’s message by telling your story – because we all have stories, right? We will also educate your visitors about your products and services to help them know and understand how you can help. Post to your website first; then link to that post from LinkedIn, FaceBook or other social media platform driving your organic rankings higher.

SEO & Content

Content is simply the message you convey about how you can help your clients and colleagues and also about how your products and/or services can help others achieve their goals. We will focus on a few key terms (SEO) that can then be expanded into a story about you, your business, your products, your services and experiences so your customers will always think of you first!

The A.L.A. Process^TM

Adapt. Learn. Achieve. My husband and I are shown at the top of Mount Haleakalā, or the East Maui Volcano, a massive shield volcano that forms more than 75% of the Hawaiian Island of Maui. The bicycle ride begins at the top of the crater with a beautiful sunrise in zero to 35-degree weather and because visibility is impacted due to sharp curves and dense fog (clouds at 10,000+ feet) you must maintain a 30-foot distance from the person in front of you for safety. As you progress down the 38 miles to the bottom, you adapt.

The person in front of you disappears into the clouds. You learn that you do not even have to peddle as you take in all the curves, some dangerously sharp and steep, requiring brakes almost constantly (even changing out your bikes when the brakes go out), spotting your fellow bikers further down through the clouds on a lower section of the narrow two-lane road, the beautiful scenic vistas and as you go, you slowly remove layers of clothing because at the bottom, the temperature has reached a balmy 75 degrees.

The experience you achieve is both thrilling and fun – much like the projects undertaken by D.A.T.Administration. As we go through a project, we may need to brake, change direction, draw on the knowledge of more team members, begin to peel back the layers until we reach a dynamic, creative and collaborative solution or process that works best for you and your business. The end result is not always what you had in mind. Much like the 3:00 a.m. bike ride that begins in the dark, things look much different and more exciting than expected when the ride is over.

Proverbs 4:26 Ponder the path of thy feet, and let all thy ways be established.

Ready to Learn More

Ready to begin your new website or maybe alter an existing one? Want to start blogging and need help with content or editing? Or, are you uncertain? I can help.

What people are Saying

I have used computers for most of my career, but technology is not my friend. I retired after 30 plus years in continuous process manufacturing and have spent the last year starting up my own small boutique Change Management consulting firm. I needed a web site, a presence on social media, a way of making myself stand out. A colleague recommended Karen Black of D.A.T.Administration, LLC. She has built a web site that stands out. Other web designers have asked me who put it together. They were clearly impressed! It is really good. She has educated me on the use of LinkedIn. With her help my postings/articles have generated thousands of clicks, scores of likes and shares. Most importantly these efforts have generated business! I highly recommend Karen.

Karen is awesome to work with and her end results are fantastic!

I worked with Karen for approximately ten years at Texas Instruments. During much of that time Karen was the Administrative Assistant for my supervisor, a vice-president and division manager at TI. Our division manager relied on Karen extensively. As administrative assistant Karen was responsible for all the usual administrative duties and served as senior administrator for the executive secretaries within our division. In addition, since our manager traveled internationally and domestically extensively, Karen was the focal point for his communications to his staff as well as keeping him up to date on what was taking place within his division. Karen handled these responsibilities exceptionally well. Her superior skills were acknowledged and respected by the other administrative assistants. Karen also handled her executive administrative duties exceptionally well, communicating clearly, and with finesse, the communications from the vice president to his staff. Based on his personal inputs to me, our manager was well satisfied with Karen's abilities and the manner in which she carried out her responsibilities. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Karen, as Contract Retention Manager for the Texas Instruments Service Division, worked very well to balance inside sales objectives and services business contractual renewals which were often a direct conflict of objectives. Most often Karen needed to "look at the longer-term customer relationship" and ensure we retained the customer purchasing new equipment with new service contracts replacing older, larger dollar and more short-term profit contracts. These efforts often required highest degree of integrity and creative solutions for a win-win result for our business at Texas Instruments. Karen worked in my organization and used all her skills acquired from her previous experience. She always treated everyone with professional respect and was a joy for me to observe her expand her business knowledge while always learning better ways to serve her customers.

Karen provided professional support to Unity Church of Christianity in Houston as the special events manager during the time I was a member of our Board of Directors. Our special events were critical to the mission of the ministry, as well as an important revenue stream for our finances. Karen could always be counted upon to deliver clear communication to the various elements of our 3500-member, non-denominational church;. She was excellent in her role as a media, public relations, and marketing coordinator, as she provided leadership to a large team of volunteers. During our building of the $8 million sanctuary and courtyard, Karen was a key fund raiser with a creative flare and a passion to succeed.

Karen is a supremely detail oriented individual with a superior work ethic. She continually provided an excellent work product in all projects on which we worked together. Not only is she an excellent project manager, team player, and collaborator, she is a kind person, with a warm personality. She is a star!