Shape the launch
Positioning, brand language, service architecture, membership pricing, and an 11-page website.
Selected work
Each story starts with a real constraint, shows what changed, and separates measured results from plans or projections.
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New membership-based medical practice
A physician had a clear vision for care. She needed the offer, public experience, and operating tools to work together from day one.
Positioning, brand language, service architecture, membership pricing, and an 11-page website.
Domain, secure hosting, business email, newsletter, scheduling, contact routing, and privacy controls.
Launch, live-site refinements, documentation, and ongoing support after the practice went public.
The result: One connected launch instead of a founder coordinating a stack of disconnected vendors.
Multi-location women's healthcare practice
The ad account reported more than a thousand conversions. The problem: those conversions were calls from ads, not confirmed appointments.
Added booking-click tracking across four domains so the team could see stronger intent.
Reviewed geography, search terms, exclusions, and campaign structure against the actual service area.
Audited three Google Business Profiles and flagged review-gating and AI-search readiness issues.
The result: Better reported efficiency and a measurement system that is more honest about what the numbers mean.
Week-over-week Google Ads comparison from June 1–7, 2026 versus May 25–31, 2026. These are platform-reported actions, not confirmed appointments. Results vary.
Healthcare revenue-cycle company
The company needed a focused market position, a usable lead path, and an operating model that could stand up to scrutiny.
Centered the story on denial-management-led revenue-cycle work rather than a long list of generic services.
Connected Webflow intake to Apps Script, Google Sheets, and email notification with healthcare-data safeguards.
Built pricing comparisons, staffing assumptions, financial projections, and an investor-facing business plan.
The result: A clearer business story and a verified staging workflow ready for real-world follow-up.
The website and intake system were verified in staging. Financial figures were planning projections, not realized results.
Local service business
The work tightened the information structure, mobile experience, search foundations, and content around the way local customers actually choose.
The result: More people found the business, and more of them were new visitors.
Traffic comparison from the measured project period. Results vary with baseline, seasonality, market, and ongoing activity.
Supporting capabilities
These operating strengths connect the visible growth work to the systems behind it.
Your business
If the pieces of growth are not connecting, we can find the break before you spend more money around it.
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