Hundreds of campaigns taught me to run strategy that sticks
Since 2019, I’ve worked with hundreds of businesses, gaining a rare perspective on different audiences and challenges. I’m genuinely curious about what makes people pay attention, shapes their decisions, and brings them back.
Featured Campaigns
A snapshot of marketing initiatives spanning go-to-market strategy, marketing operations, and demand generation.
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Go-To-Market Strategy
Brushd Beauty
$100K+
Revenue within the first eight months,
from launch to top-ten Amazon seller
View Case Study
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Marketing Operations
Big Brands
500+
Product catalog for national retail
accounts across Canada
View Case Study
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Demand Generation
Mortgage Brokerage
7 Channels
Paid, social, email, video, landing page,
print and in-person
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End-to-End Strategy
I own the arc from positioning and briefs through creative direction and launch, so nothing gets lost in the handoff between strategy and delivery.
Campaign Strategy
Clear briefs, aligned priorities and coordinated execution, so your team moves faster and stays focused on business goals.
- Campaign architecture
- Audience segmentation
- Messaging frameworks
- Creative direction
- Channel planning
- Performance analysis
Content Strategy
A clearer content direction built around audience needs, business goals and search demand, so execution gets easier and more consistent.
- Editorial strategy
- Narrative and voice
- Content systems
- Brand positioning
- Content governance
- Search demand
SEO & Organic Growth
Stronger organic visibility from content built to be retrieved by search engines and AI answer engines.
- Search-led content
- SEO and AEO strategy
- Technical SEO
- Site architecture
- Intent mapping
- Marketplace optimization
16+ Industries
Technical products, regulated categories, and long buying cycles across financial services, healthcare, SaaS, e-commerce, CPG, B2B, and public-sector organizations.
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Financial Services
Content that clears compliance review and still converts. -
Real Estate
Listing-led demand in a market that resets every week. -
SaaS & Technology
Technical products explained without losing the detail. -
Healthcare
Regulated claims, cautious buyers, long approval chains. -
Beauty & Personal Care
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E-Commerce
Listings, ads and lifecycle emails working together. -
Toys & Games
Gift-season timing and a buyer who isn't the player. -
Retail & Wholesale
Buyer-facing assets that survive a category review. -
Home Services
Local intent captured at the moment the need appears. -
Industrial & Manufacturing
Technical buyers, small audiences, very long cycles. -
Media & Advertising
Marketing to the people who market for a living. -
Indigenous & Public Sector
Community-first messaging on a procurement timeline. -
Food & Beverage
Everyday purchases driven by convenience and repeat buying. -
Sports & Recreation
Seasonal demand with a short window to capture it. -
Consumer Packaged Goods
Multi-SKU portfolios fighting for the same shelf space. -
Events & Experiences
A fixed date, a full room, and no second chance.
Measurable Results
See what the work delivered across five projects, from launching a new brand and generating revenue to improving product visibility and supporting sales. Explore each result and select a case study to see the strategy, execution, and decisions behind the numbers.
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$100K Launch revenueBrushd Beauty Launched a beauty brand from scratch, generating $100K in revenue within eight months. Read Case Study
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$10K Sales in 30 daysInspiration Play Simplified product messaging and optimized the listing to support stronger sales. Read Case Study
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500+ Product catalogueBig Brands Wholesale Built a marketing function and developed a 500+ product catalogue for national retail accounts. Read Case Study
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$5.9K Sales increaseLittle Jupiter Optimized Amazon listings and product visibility, contributing to a $5.9K sales increase in 30 days. Read Case Study
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1,500+ Product reviewsJaxon Lane Developed conversion-focused product copy across a men's skincare catalogue. Read Case Study
The Tools Behind the Work
From research and strategy to execution, analytics and optimization,
these are the platforms I use to move work from idea to launch.
Recent Articles
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What Analog Marketing Is and Why Budgets Are Shifting Toward It in 2027
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How to Build a Content Marketing Workflow as a One-Person Team
When you own marketing alone, content creation gets pushed by every urgent ask that lands. The workflow that keeps planned content shipping anyway.
What Leaders Say
Great Marketing Starts With Strategy
Most teams are drowning in content requests, dashboards, and new tools, with nobody setting the direction underneath any of it. More output doesn't fix the problem. The teams that break out hire someone who leads with strategy.