Four things I’ll fix faster than a hire can start.

I take a small number of freelance engagements alongside my full-time role - the kind with a defined problem and a number attached to it.

01Most requested

AI-search readiness audit

Whether assistants can read your catalog, what they currently say about you, and the content and schema gaps between the two.

  • PDP, collection, and content audit for AI-search readiness
  • Structured data & schema implementation plan
  • FAQ and specification coverage gaps, prioritized
  • Measurement setup so the channel is visible in GA4
02

Conversion rate optimization

Find where revenue leaves the funnel, fix the expensive parts first. Usually mobile, usually the last two steps.

  • Funnel audit with drop-off quantified in dollars
  • PDP and checkout rebuilds
  • Experimentation roadmap you can actually run
  • Site speed work on the templates that carry revenue
03

Lifecycle: email + SMS

The flows that pay while you sleep, plus a promotional calendar that stops cannibalizing your own margin.

  • Klaviyo build or rebuild
  • Welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, win-back
  • Segmentation and personalization
  • Campaign calendar with sequencing logic
04

Analytics you can trust

If the numbers are wrong, every decision after them is a guess. Tracking, reporting, and the KPI definitions to go with it.

  • GA4 and GTM implementation or repair
  • Automated reporting, no manual spreadsheet ritual
  • AI-assisted analysis workflows
  • Custom internal tools to delete recurring admin work

How engagements run

Defined 2–4 week projects or ongoing monthly work, scoped around a measurable business problem. We agree on scope and cost before work starts.

Week 1

Audit and ranked list

Every opportunity sized in revenue and effort. You keep the document whether or not we continue.

Weeks 2–4

Ship the top two

I do the implementation. No handoff to a team you don’t have.

Weeks 5+

Optional ongoing support

A monthly retainer against a roadmap, or a clean exit with documentation. Both are fine outcomes.

Tell me what’s not working.

I’ll tell you whether I can help. Honest answer either way - including “you don’t need me for this.”