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Selected Work

Work that changed more than a website.

Every engagement begins with a business challenge — not a deliverable. The work here reflects organizations that chose to think differently before deciding what came next.

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Chapter 01
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Walker Zanger

The Challenge

A heritage luxury brand carried extraordinary authority in its showrooms and almost none online. Designers and homeowners were forming their first impression in a place the brand had never truly built.

Strategic Contribution

We began with how a luxury decision is actually made — slowly, visually, and with reassurance. That framing reordered the entire digital experience around discovery and confidence rather than catalog logic, and gave leadership a clear basis for where to invest.

The Transformation

Revenue in 45 Days
Conversion Rate

Every digital experience should strengthen confidence before asking for commitment.

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Chapter 02
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Imperial Tile & Stone

The Challenge

A respected regional business was competing on reputation alone. Demand existed, but nothing connected market interest to the way the company actually sold.

Strategic Contribution

We treated marketing as an operating system rather than a campaign — aligning leadership, sales, and the customer journey around a single view of demand, then rebuilding the experience to match it.

The Transformation

Online Sales Growth
Conversion Rate

Growth rarely comes from more effort; it comes from removing what interrupts it.

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Chapter 03
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Applied Ergonomics

The Challenge

Corporate buyers moved through a long, committee-driven process while the organization's systems captured almost none of it. Opportunity was visible, but never held.

Strategic Contribution

We modernized the operating layer — CRM, marketing systems, and follow-through — so the way the company worked internally finally matched the way its clients decided.

The Transformation

Revenue Growth
Increase in Website Traffic

Technology succeeds when it advances people — not when it replaces them.

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Chapter 04
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Ergo Focus

The Challenge

A capable product line sat inside an unclear position. Customers understood the products but not the reason to choose them.

Strategic Contribution

We resolved the positioning first, then let the digital experience express it. Clarity at the strategic level made every downstream decision simpler and faster.

The Transformation

Conversion Rate
Products Launched in 60 Days

Clarity is the shortest distance between a business and its market.

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Chapter 05
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Warner Bros.

The Challenge

Global storytelling at scale, where creative ambition and brand stewardship must hold the same line across every market and audience.

Strategic Contribution

Creative leadership inside a system built for legacy — protecting the story while marketing moved at the speed of a global release calendar.

The most enduring brands are disciplined about what they refuse to change.

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Chapter 06

Operational Excellence

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Operational systems at scale: observing how work actually flows, where friction accumulates, and how cross-functional teams either compound or cancel one another out.

Continuous improvement, process optimization, and disciplined problem solving — the same instincts later applied to marketing, technology, and growth systems.

A system reveals its truth in how it behaves under pressure.

The only question left

Is there a better way?

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