Eight years on the revenue side — and I build the software myself. SEO, paid ads, websites — all wired into generative and language AI.
The people who build the machine rarely move the market. The people who move the market rarely touch the machine. I'm the seam where they meet.
I sit in the overlap.build the machine · move the market · same person
Six real engagements — lead result first, the story second. Names and exact figures on request.
Mass paid social on Facebook — creative, audiences, campaigns timed to the gifting seasons. The client my A/B-testing and fast landing-page automation were built on.
Facebook ads, email flows, site testing, design from scratch. A partnership like this only lasts when the numbers keep adding up.
Built the site from scratch — 1,200 pages — and took SEO and paid search in-house. 200+ high-ticket leads a month, end-to-end analytics from click to sale.
SEO and paid-search automation — a depth of keyword coverage you can't reach by hand.
The same stack drives rankings and traffic — plus custom plugins a boxed CMS can't do: an AI sign visualizer and an interactive project map.
Quality articles with images — generated, structured and published end to end.
— from keyword research to automation
— types of sites
— from septic tanks to infoproducts
7+ years freelance, 8+ years in marketing for small businesses and experts. I've personally grown 88 projects, logged 2,500 hours in social, and read and tested ideas from 80+ books on self-development and marketing — solo and with a team. I'm not the smartest guy in the room and no guru. I've probably failed, burned out and rebuilt myself more than most. That's exactly what I build from.
It starts with the audit — I don't take the job without one. After that, only what moves money.
Audit the funnel, the ads, the site. Locate exactly where the money escapes.
Isolate the cause and measure it. Prove the fix is worth building before building it.
Build it — and wire generative and language AI in where it compounds, not as decoration.
Deploy it live, not a demo. Watch the number move, then go after the next leak.
Looking for someone to just build a landing page this week? Then let's start with the audit and decide whether anything needs changing at all.
Four levers. Each one concrete, each one wired into revenue — not a deck.
Rank for what buys. Technical fixes plus content that closes — not vanity traffic.
Profitable acquisition. Tight targeting, real creative testing, ROAS that holds at scale.
Fast sites that convert. Built to load, rank and sell from the first day they're live.
Custom AI wired into the funnel — agents, automations and generation that actually ship.
The small site changes you need, done — no extra invoice.
See what's working without chasing spreadsheets.
Opportunities and issues surfaced before they cost you.
The numbers that matter, straight to your phone.
The technical trust signals most sites quietly skip.
Your budget goes to buyers, not junk clicks.
Ready-to-publish images without the bottleneck.
One front, run properly — or a handful of small ongoing fixes.
A month might look like: ads optimized weekly + fresh banners + small site fixes. Or: a serious site overhaul — conversion work plus SEO.
Run and build, in parallel.
A month might look like: both of the above at once — ads running and tested while the site gets rebuilt for conversion and SEO.
Your marketing-and-build department.
A month might look like: everything above, plus sales process optimization, end-to-end analytics, business-process automation — the full machine.
Any task from the toolkit. Everything included, within reason.
Need more than 5x — let's talk.
A short call, nothing to prepare on your side. I look at where your leads come from, what they land on, and what happens after they arrive — then name the one thing most likely costing you money right now.
The weakest link named out loud, and whether it's worth a deeper look. If it isn't, I'll say so.
A full audit goes further: traffic and keywords, landing pages and offers, lead handling, analytics, automation. We talk about that only if the express check says there's something worth fixing.
Non-fiction on freelancing, through the lens of self-development. Not theory you nod at and forget — every chapter ends in a task you actually run. Eight years of independent work, distilled into one ultimatum to yourself: stop living on autopilot and own your work, your money and your growth — 20 minutes a day.
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