Matt Bailey's interest in the Internet began when the release of the movie “WarGames” and his father's purchase of a Commodore 64 serendipitously coincided. Armed with this fantastic new machine and inspired by the film, Matt schemed to change his school grades, stopped only by the insurmountable obstacle of a high school that had yet to adapt this up-and-coming technology.

Undaunted, Matt became a student of the Internet in its earliest forms: BBS, ARPANET, Compuserve, and the infamous AOL disc. When he graduated from college, however, the commercial Internet was not yet a viable form of employment. Matt pursued a career in sales, patiently waiting for the day he could combine his love of marketing with his passion for the Internet. Twenty years later, Matt has traveled the world over, training businesses and marketers on how to develop Internet marketing strategies.

Matt's talent lies in his conversational, entertaining speaking style and his ability to simplify complex information, breaking it down into comprehensive, manageable steps. He helps organizations develop new methods for managing their online strategies by coordinating marketing, sales, technical, and executive-level employees. Matt establishes a teamwork approach to better understand how an organization can improve its website by respecting each department's goals and strengths.

Marketers all over the world commend the practical understanding Matt brings to Internet marketing. He is sought after as a keynote speaker and educational instructor; Matt regularly speaks for the International Search Engine Strategies conferences and training classes, The Direct Marketing Association, the American Advertising Federation and other events across the United States and around the world.

Matt provides in-house Internet marketing training on a regular basis. Companies that have benefited from Matt's expertise include: Google, American Greetings, Eaton Corporation, Hewlett-Packard, Proctor & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson, Disney/ABC/ESPN, Gerber Life, The State of South Dakota Board of Tourism, and Randall-Reilly Publications. Even more have benefited from his consulting business, SiteLogic, where Matt is founder and president.