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ZAMartz Best of 2017

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| Wow, What a year it has been. There have certainly been many highs and lows, but I’m going to focus on the positive, ZAMartz best of 2017, information to recap. I will be covering some of the best content and pageviews on the ZAMartz website as well as the best social media post of 2017 on instagram.

Top 10 ZAMartz Pageviews of 2017

  1. Bank Card (Credit Card) Layout : PSD Template (Free Version)
  2. Kai Guang Amulet – Namas Guanyin Bodhisattva
  3. ZAMartz Homepage
  4. Digital Marketing Google AdWords Auto tagging & Adobe Omniture
  5. Bank Card (Credit Card) Layout PLUS with ENV Chip : PSD Template
  6. Digital Marketing Channel Interaction Attribution Models
  7. WooCommerce Disqus Comments and Ratings
  8. Powerpuff Yourself or Rowdyruff Boys ~ duh
  9. My new sofa has arrived from Interior Define
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Top Products Sold for 2017

  1. Free Bank Card (Credit Card) PSD Template : Donation
  2. Bank Card (Credit Card) PLUS PSD Template : Donation
  3. WooCommerce Disqus Comments and Ratings
  4. WooCommerce Hide Billing Fields

WordPress Extension Details

  • 1698 Total downloads of two extensions launched mid-year 2017
  • Overall Rating 4 out of 5 stars

Top ZAMartz Instagram Posts of 2017

  1. Philly weekend with Bae – Mom’s Bday
  2. Birthday Party Club Monaco Crew
  3. End of Club Monaco tour with Monetate
  4. Puppy hijack of Connolly
  5. My 30th Birthday Party Setup
  6. Summer Vacation to Florida, Tampa, Clearwater, St Petersburg
  7. Last Day at Club Monaco and Ralph Lauren
  8. End of Summer Cuteness New Jersey Shore
  9. Brunch’n with Bae at the Smile NYC

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There is no way to recap this year in one post, so please take the time to go through a few of the above articles and excerpts to see some of the Best of ZAMartz 2017.

I will end this post with a memorial mention to my brother Jared, who sadly lost a battle with addition this year. This is an unforgivable epidemic here in the United States.

Resting at Home Plate

Come eventide, with loaded bases, he framed the box to bat;
points into distant, setting sun, and slowly adjusts his cap.

Oh soaring mighty arc, over plate and chain-link fence,
delivered to heaven’s gates, come angelic presence whence.

Arrive amidst an all-star game, loved ones, long on deck;
hopes and praises reach you, to our MVP, we’ll never soon forget.</p

By Zachary A. Martz – In loving Memory of my little brother Jared Martz – 1990 to 2017

My Little Bro Jared ready for his senior Prom 2008 and Me

Some photos hold still the way an old house does—quietly, without asking, until you look back and hear everything again.

This one is from 2008: my little brother, Jared, ready for his senior prom, and me beside him. He’s dressed like the night has somewhere important to go, boutonniere pinned in place, posture straight, smile easy. I’m there in my own version of “formal,” leaning into the moment with that half-serious confidence you only get when you’re young and standing next to someone you’ve known forever.

I can almost feel the air around it: the last-minute checks, the camera coming out, the small pause before the door opens and the evening begins. Prom is supposed to be about the date, the dance, the story you tell later. But what I remember most is this—siblings sharing a frame, the ordinary background of home, and the strange brightness of watching someone you love step into the next part of their life.

Time has a way of changing the colors, softening the edges, and making the simple things feel bigger. A prom suit. A porch. A brother growing up. A snapshot that keeps it all from drifting too far away.

Planning wood @ Parents

Planning wood @ Parents

This weekend I went home to help my family with some work around the house. Among fixing my grandmother’s computer I also helped my dad plane some wood for the overhangs of the new roof we will have done to replace the old house roof. The boards were 15-20 feet long X 18 inches wide X 2 inches thick. It was nice to do something with my hands for once that didn’t involve a compter! HAHA – My mom was nice enough to take a photo of me doing something for once! 😛

Dad = Raymond Martz, Brother = Jared Martz, Mom = Donna Martz

Douglassville, PA , USA

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