I am the definition of a solopreneur. I started my candy machine business in three local businesses when I was nine years old. I kept a handwritten journal on whether Skittles, M&M’s, or Hot Tamales Candy was my biggest seller. Since then, I have been hands on with everything that I do. I treat failures in business as opportunities and successes as a time to take a moment to look around.

Since 2006, I have built a diverse portfolio of web development, SEO, and social media clients. Companies hire me to increase their presence in search engines, create a social media conversation, and establish a brand via content, photos, drone work, TV, radio, and videography.

I work in digital marketing with an average of 25 – 30 companies each month to help raise awareness about their business, their products, their mission, and help them reach their goals. I’ve built over 150 websites and have enjoyed working on a wide range of projects that sometimes moves into a webmaster role.

I refuse to grow into a large agency or firm because I personally create everything for my clients. I work on every photo, video, piece of content, and published article. I never want to lose sight of that. When someone hires me for a short term or long term project, they get my attention.

I worked in corporate America for years before I started my own company. Before I left, I was the manager of a 13-person internal staff, and manager of the processing department that directly connected over 50 employees in a five state region. I have an Associates of Business Degree and a Bachelors Degree in Information Technology.

My company is a direct reflection of myself. I believe any project is possible with integrity, hard work, not taking yourself too seriously, and communication.