Services

Three things, done well.

Each engagement is shaped to the business. Some clients want one of these. Some want the whole stack. Most fall somewhere in between.

Strategy

Brand & GTM

Positioning, athlete and content roadmap, GTM calendar — for brands that have the product but not the cultural traction yet.

Most independent brands have something good — a product, a founder story, a community — and not enough of a plan around how to get it in front of the right people. This service starts where you are. Audit the positioning, identify the audience pocket that's most likely to move, and build a calendar that turns the year into specific bets instead of a general hope. The output is a working plan you can actually run, not a 60-page deck.

Growth

Partnership development

Identifying, pitching, and closing brand partnerships that pull your product into channels you can't buy your way into.

A good partnership is media you can't buy. The right co-brand, the right athlete, the right event, the right retail story — these unlock audiences that ad spend won't reach. This service covers the full arc: finding partners that actually fit, building the strategic case, making the introductions, running the deal through to launch, and making sure the program does what it said it would on the way back out. That includes getting your brand into the right events — the ones where your actual customers show up. Auto, outdoor, lifestyle, athlete, event — the playbook adapts.

Digital

E-commerce & SEO

Shopify migrations, local SEO, content strategy. Built so traffic earns its keep instead of leaking.

A small business website should do one of two things: rank for the searches that matter, or convert the traffic it already gets. Most do neither. This service moves the practical levers: Shopify migrations that fix conversion structurally, local SEO that gets a brick-and-mortar shop into Google's map results, and content strategy that builds long-term ranking instead of one-off blog posts that age out. Fixed-fee where it makes sense.

The stack

The tools behind the work.

A small, deliberate stack. Each tool does one thing well — and each one I'd recommend to a client building from scratch tomorrow.

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