How I solved real problems for real teams

Each engagement in full: what was getting in the way, what I did about it, and what the team was left holding at the end.

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EmptyAdAgency, QuebecFeatured

Outbound infrastructure in 3 days, DNS to SMTP

Problem

Outbound existed on paper but nothing was sending. The technical layer, domains, records and deliverability, sat outside what a copywriter would normally touch, so it kept getting deferred.

Process

  • Domain and inbox provisioning, DNS records through to SMTP
  • Warm-up schedule before any campaign traffic
  • Sequencing and personalization wired to the existing stack
  • Written handover so the team maintains it without me

Outcome

  • Full sending infrastructure live in days rather than weeks
  • Affordable to run and maintainable in-house
  • Documentation owned by the client team

31Meeting booked within 90 days

His systematic approach and clear documentation made it both affordable and maintainable.
William W., Founder, EmptyAd

VivinsalesAgency, Ottawa

An outbound build the agency could resell

Problem

The lead gen agency needed outbound for itself and, increasingly, for clients asking for the same thing. Building it once per client was not going to scale.

Process

  • Built and managed the core outbound infrastructure
  • Templated the build so it could be repeated per client
  • Stepped in directly for clients needing the same service
  • Kept the commercial framing alongside the technical work

Outcome

  • One build pattern reused across multiple client accounts
  • Agency positioned to sell outbound as a service
  • Relationship moved from vendor to partner

4Client accounts running the build

He really gets both the technical and commercial sides of outbound marketing; that is rare and valuable.
Vishnu B., Founder, Vivinsales

Intiva HealthHealthcare, Texas

Healthcare content and link building on a tight budget

Problem

Regulated healthcare content with real compliance exposure, a limited budget, and no internal capacity to manage a guest posting programme end to end.

Process

  • Content written against a pharmacy background, not a generalist brief
  • Systematic guest posting programme rather than one-off placements
  • Entire workflow managed independently with minimal oversight

Outcome

  • Domain authority gains from placements that stuck
  • Workflows run without client-side project management
  • Delivered inside the budget constraint

+502%in domain authority

His background in healthcare shows in his content quality, and his approach to guest posting delivered real domain authority gains.
Claudia G., Content Manager, Intiva Health

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