I design and build wonderful brands, websites, and products for internet-native businesses.

My unique value prop is my ability to bridge together technology, design, marketing, sales, and business operations, without the inefficiencies of having too many cooks in the kitchen.

A developer typically executes a designer's well thought-out plans. I do both sides, and I do it well.

I know what you’re thinking. Surely I can’t be a world-class expert across each of these domains. And you’re right. I know just enough about a lot of things, and I’m the first to admit there’s no way I can outperform a true specialist in their own domain.

So if you have the resources to hire and manage a large team of specialists, and have the risk-appetite to hope they all work together in perfect harmony, do that.

Otherwise, it just makes a lot of sense to work with someone like me who is really good at multiple things, and who can guarantee you don’t experience the inefficiencies or stress of hiring and managing a large team.

This value prop is particularly valuable for early-stage tech founders with minimal funding. I’m like a co-founder, but without the drama or equity dilution. Call it friends with benefits… or something like that.