And I’m a webmaster.

For the last decade, I’ve had the pleasure of focusing my digital efforts on web development, search engine optimization (SEO), graphic design, photography, and even some video production. I crawl, scrape, look under the hood and dig under the foundation to find out what’s causing a website (and a business) to decline. Then I make a plan for how to fix it.

On this website, you will find more websites — ones that I’ve built, rebuilt, migrated, or otherwise renovated in some way. With every website project, performance is key. As you would expect, performance is tied to revenue.

These are not art projects. These websites were built to perform — and perform well. When a website isn’t mobile friendly, loads slowly, or loses rank on Google for important keywords — it can’t do its job very well. That’s where I come in. I plan, design, build, test, and revise. From there, I know which levers to push and which ones to pull. Then I test again.

The goals are simple:

• Test everything.
• Make it easier. Make it better.
• Don’t reinvent the wheel.

The end result? Positive, trackable online growth that supports scalable, big picture growth of the overall business that continues to flourish.