Helping Fairfield and Litchfield counties' small businesses market like the big guys. 
 

I work on the problems local small businesses actually feel when marketing isn’t pulling its weight.

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• People don’t clearly understand what you do.

• The website looks fine but doesn’t lead to calls.

• You get inquiries, but not the right ones.

• Money goes out every month, and it’s hard to tell what’s helping.

That’s the work.

If someone can’t see why you are better in  a few seconds, they move on. I fix that with:

• Clear, plain-English wording on your homepage

• A powerful explanation of who your services are for

• One clear reason to choose you over similar businesses

• Removing vague and confusing language that makes you sound like everyone else

This often improves lead quality without increasing spend.

Many local websites get traffic but don’t convert.

I help fix the things that quietly get in the way:

• Too many options instead of one clear next step

• Phone numbers or forms that are hard to find on mobile

• Service pages that list services without explaining results

• Small wording and layout issues that reduce response

This is usually cleanup, not a full redesign.

When leads come in waves, marketing feels stressful.

I help you:

• Focus on one or two ways leads actually come in

• Stop chasing every new idea or channel

• Reduce dependence on referrals alone

• Build a steady baseline of inquiries

The goal is consistency and stress reduction.

A lot of marketing return is lost after someone contacts you.
I help put simple follow-up in place so:

• Calls and forms get answered faster

• Fewer inquiries fall through the cracks

• The right person handles the lead

• You close more of what you already earn

This often improves results without changing marketing at all.

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I’m not an agency.
I work directly with business owners and small teams. When it helps, I act as a part-time marketing lead — setting direction, managing vendors, and keeping work focused without the cost or commitment of a full-time hire.
The goal is steady progress you can actually see.