Questions people ask.

Both. I'm actively open to full-time remote product marketing and technical SEO roles, alongside contract and consulting engagements. Happy to talk through what fits your team.

Yes. I work fully remotely and have collaborated with teams across US, EU, and global time zones for years.

Mostly B2B SaaS: founders, marketing teams, and product teams that need content, SEO, or product marketing done by someone who understands both the product and the reader.

Both. Early-stage teams often need the full stack (content, SEO, positioning) built from scratch; established teams tend to need a specific system fixed or scaled. I do either.

You get senior-level content, product marketing, and technical SEO experience without the overhead of a full-time hire: no onboarding runway, no benefits, no single point of failure if priorities shift. I plug into your existing team and tools rather than requiring one built around me.

Retainers are scoped around a fixed set of monthly deliverables, content, SEO work, or a mix, agreed upfront so there are no surprises. Scope and pricing are tailored to what a team actually needs rather than a fixed, one-size-fits-all package. Details are worked out on a call.

Yes. Many engagements start with a single deliverable, a technical SEO audit, one piece of long-form content, or a landing page, before scaling into a retainer if it makes sense. See the Services page for what can be scoped as a standalone project.

Results depend on the scope of the engagement, but the throughline across past work is measurable: 10M+ organic views and 500+ top-10 rankings driven directly by content and SEO work. Specific outcomes by project are in the Portfolio.

Engagement terms, including cancellation, are agreed in writing before work starts. For project-based work, you keep everything delivered up to that point. For retainers, a standard notice period applies so both sides can wind down cleanly.

As involved as the engagement needs. Some clients want a hands-on operator embedded in weekly planning; others want a defined deliverable on a schedule with light check-ins. Set upfront, not assumed.

Both, depending on scope. I write hands-on for most engagements, and bring in vetted writers for larger content volumes while staying responsible for strategy and quality.

Depends on scope. A single article or landing page usually takes a few days; a full content or SEO audit closer to one to two weeks. Timelines are always agreed before work starts.

AI tools speed up research, drafting, and iteration, but strategy, editing, and final judgment stay human. Nothing ships without a real review pass.

GEO means structuring content so AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google's AI Overviews can actually parse, trust, and cite it: clear structure, direct answers, and credible sourcing. It builds on solid technical SEO rather than replacing it. More detail is on the Services page under AI SEO (AEO & GEO).

Next.js and WordPress for builds, Claude and ChatGPT as genuine workflow multipliers, plus standard SEO and analytics tooling. Full list on the Resources page.

Both. This site is a Next.js and WordPress build I designed and maintain myself, and it is one of several products I have built end to end. Examples are on the Portfolio page.

I can work directly in WordPress, Next.js, or whatever your stack is, not just hand off Google Docs. Scope and access are agreed at the start of an engagement.

Reach out through the contact page with a short brief on what you need. I typically reply within one to two business days to schedule a call.

Yes, for B2B SaaS tools and companies relevant to this audience, through paid reviews, sponsored posts, link insertions, and banner placements. Details are on the Advertise page.