Websites & Online Stores
Built to convert, whether you're selling a product or booking an appointment. Fast pages, a checkout or enquiry flow that doesn't leak, and a site that works on the phone first.
Apps, lead generation, retail, e-commerce and CPG — every business is scored on a different number. I spent years inside Google's digital marketing team working across all of them, and I build the websites, content and campaigns around the metric that actually matters to yours.
The channels and tools your customers actually move through — set up, tracked, and run together rather than in isolation.
Four service lines that work alone or together — the storefront people land on, the campaigns that bring them, the content that earns attention, and the awareness that reaches past the click.
Built to convert, whether you're selling a product or booking an appointment. Fast pages, a checkout or enquiry flow that doesn't leak, and a site that works on the phone first.
Campaigns built around the metric that actually moves your business — traffic, impressions, conversions, or repeat purchase — not a one-size-fits-all playbook.
The creative that makes the spend work. Product photography, UGC-style video, and ad creative built for the platform it's running on — not repurposed from a brochure.
For service businesses, the sale happens on a call — not a checkout. Campaigns that bring qualified enquiries in, and the CRM plumbing that makes sure none of them sit unanswered.
For CPG and retail, the last click isn't the whole story. Campaigns built for reach and recognition — the awareness that shows up in shelf pull-through and offline sales.
What working together actually looks like, from the first call to ongoing optimization.
Fifteen minutes on your store and current marketing. You get an honest read on what's working and what's costing you sales.
A clear scope: which KPI we're moving, which channels we're using, what gets built first, and what it costs.
Store, creative and campaigns go live with tracking in place from day one — so performance is measurable, not guessed.
Ongoing optimization against the number that matters, with reporting you can actually read.
A law firm chasing enquiries and a CPG brand chasing shelf pull-through don't win on the same number. Knowing which metric actually matters is half the job — and it's the half most campaigns get wrong.
Realtors, mortgage and insurance brokers, clinics and law firms — where the whole game is a steady flow of qualified enquiries.
Brands selling direct online, or ready to move off marketplaces and own the customer relationship.
App businesses where the number that counts is installs, and then whether those installs stick.
Consumer packaged goods brands who need reach and repeat purchase, not just a one-off click.
Shops and product businesses selling offline who need a real online presence feeding foot traffic.
Sellers doing volume on the marketplace but with no website or brand presence of their own.
People are landing on your store and leaving. Ad spend goes out, orders don't come back in proportion. Somewhere between the click and the checkout something's broken — and the reporting isn't telling you where.
Get Your Free AuditYears spent on Google's digital marketing team, working directly with advertisers across every major category — which means the KPI conversation isn't theoretical.
Worked with app companies where the whole goal was install volume — what actually drives downloads, not just impressions.
Worked with e-commerce brands on traffic and awareness, and CPG companies where impressions were the metric that mattered.
Worked with retail companies whose goal wasn't a click at all — it was awareness that showed up in foot traffic and shelf sales.
Product businesses and service businesses. Tap any project to read the full case study.
Amazon storefront rebuild plus Meta campaigns for a pet supplies brand — built around product margin and repeat purchase, not vanity reach.
Pet supplies brand selling on Amazon with an underperforming listing and no coordinated paid support.
The product was good and the reviews were fine, but the Amazon listing was doing none of the selling — weak imagery, copy that listed features instead of answering objections, and no paid activity pushing qualified traffic toward it. Spend that did happen was measured on reach rather than on what each order was actually worth.
Custom agent websites plus Google and Meta campaigns for individual realtors at brokerages including RE/MAX and Century 21.
Individual real estate agents across the Greater Toronto Area competing for buyer and seller leads in one of the most expensive ad markets in the country.
Most agents are handed the same brokerage template page as everyone else in their office — identical layout, identical copy, no way to stand out and no real lead capture. On top of that, real estate is close to the most competitive keyword set in Canadian search. Agents bid against their own colleagues, against portals and against national brands on the same handful of terms, so a generic campaign burns a monthly budget in days and returns enquiries from people who are years away from moving.
A Facebook campaign for a service where every enquiry is sensitive and timing is everything.
Record suspension and US waiver services, where prospective clients are researching quietly and are slow to make contact.
People searching for pardon and waiver services are dealing with something private and often stressful. They research for weeks before contacting anyone, and they are highly sensitive to anything that reads as a hard sell. Standard aggressive lead-generation tactics actively work against you here, and search alone was not reaching people early enough in that process.
Built the website and AI chat planning experience — a full web app for an AI wedding planning product.
An AI wedding planning product that needed to be built, not just marketed — a real web app rather than a brochure site.
Wedding planning is a long, fragmented process spread across spreadsheets, group chats and a dozen vendor tabs. The product idea was to collapse that into a single conversational experience — which meant the site could not be a static marketing page. It had to actually do the work, and it had to feel simple enough for couples with no interest in AI as a category.
Fifteen minutes on your site, store or current marketing — what's working, what's costing you leads or sales, and what I'd fix first. If we're not a fit, you still leave with the list.