I got hooked on the internet in the late '90s. A kid in Salt Lake City with a family computer and too much curiosity. That turned into a career in San Francisco right in time for the dotcom boom and bust. I learned more from the bust.
I moved to Austin for grad school and stayed for the tech scene. Co-founded a consultancy, built and sold a SaaS SEO tool (SiteCondor), and racked up 100+ projects across agencies, startups, and enterprise teams.
Now I'm in Atlanta, focused exclusively on manufacturers. Technical products, long sales cycles, buyers who do serious research before they ever pick up the phone. I found my people.
Why manufacturing
Most manufacturers have enterprise-level products and a website that doesn't reflect it. Marketing leaders know this. It's just one of 100 things on their plate, and finding someone who gets both the technical side and the business outcomes isn't easy.
That's where I come in. I help marketing teams at manufacturers build websites that actually work. Sites that earn trust, generate leads, and hold up under real buyer scrutiny.
The short version
- 100+ web projects delivered independently
- Built and sold SiteCondor (SaaS SEO audit tool)
- Clients from local shops to global manufacturers
- Master's in Advertising, University of Texas at Austin
Outside of work
- Location: Atlanta's Summerhill neighborhood (site of 1996 Olympics)
- Family: Father to Lorenzo (age 5); former dog-dad to Maddox
- Origins: Utah native; still a skiing enthusiast (Snowbird and Snowbasin)
- Basketball: Following the Nuggets, Grizzlies, and Rockets