Ettore R. Peyrot
Ettore R. Peyrot: Scripta manent
I started writing in 1981 for a few Italian magazines, and in particular for Aquarium
(Primaris Ed.), Acquario and Hobby Zoo (Olimpia Ed.), with articles about Reptiles,
Amphibians and herpetoculture in general, acquariology, and the care and breeding of
unusual pets. I have been lucky enough to work since the very beginning with my good old
friend Adriano, who soon
became one of the most appreciated Italian naturalistic photographers. I wrote also for
Diana Armi and Avventura (Olimpia Ed.) articles and reportages about tourism, wilderness
and adventurous travel. Later on, my contributions were regularly published on Playzoo
(Danaide Ed.), Aquarium (Primaris Ed.), and several local and national magazines and
newspapers.
Since 1987 to 1989 I have been Editor in chief of the FIAAE
(Italian Federation of Aquariological and Herpetological Associations) montly newsletter,
where I also published several contributions about nature conservation and the captive
care and breeding of Amphibians and Reptiles.
Since 1990, I have published contributions and articles on
several online newsletters and magazines about Web Marketing and communication, search
engine positioning and optimization, Website localization and internationalization. I am
also the author and webmaster of a few informational sites in this field, among which is
the only Italian language site fully devoted to providing information about the Open Directory
Project, and a SEO / SEM Blog.
I sometimes happen to find myself writing poems and novels, but I
never had enough time (or courage?) to show them around or publish them somewhere...
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