Six sectors.
Real experience in each.

These are not aspirations. Every sector below lists the actual engagements in the archive that qualify us for it. If yours is not here, we will tell you — and usually point you at someone better.

Healthcare & regulated services

Medical practices, clinics, chiropractic, and anything holding protected health data.

In the archive

  • Medical Marijuana Clinic Florida — lifecycle email and reactivation
  • Light & Life Chiropractic Center
  • Silver Tie LLC

Why it is different here

PHI changes what you are allowed to do. Marketing automation stops being a growth lever and becomes a compliance problem. Systems get built around consent, audit trails and minimum-necessary access — because the alternative is a letter from a regulator.

What we usually build

  • HIPAA-aware data handling
  • Consent & opt-out management
  • Appointment + recall automation
  • Review and referral flows
  • Audit trails

Tattoo & piercing

Studios competing on portfolio, bookings and walk-ins in a trade with almost no marketing.

In the archive

  • Sinjeezus — direct attribution on the client's own site
  • Johny X Art — 14 years, Salt Lake City
  • 1603 Tattoo Co. — shop and decals
  • Skindoctors International — Madeira Beach

Why it is different here

This trade sells on one thing: the work. Most studio sites bury it behind a booking widget and a stock photo. The portfolio is the storefront, the booking feed is the counter, and Google Business Profile does more than the website ever will.

What we usually build

  • Portfolio systems that load fast
  • Booking + deposit flow
  • Google Business Profile
  • Review generation
  • Booking-feed syndication

E-commerce & direct-to-consumer

Stores where margin is eaten by tooling, ads and operations overhead.

In the archive

  • Infinity Gold — eight brands on one contract
  • Predire Paris & the Prestige line
  • Uniqkka
  • Royale USA
  • Red Devil Fishing
  • Harmacy Hot Sauce Co.

Why it is different here

The work here is rarely 'build a store.' It is consolidating what already runs, and then removing the tools that cost more than they earn. Most small stores carry three or four subscriptions that duplicate each other.

What we usually build

  • Shopify build & speed
  • Subscription & bundle work
  • Feed and marketplace ops
  • Inventory & fulfilment
  • Margin and subscription audits

Local service businesses

Owner-operated businesses where a missed call is a missed customer, every week.

In the archive

  • Clean It, Inc. — Plant City
  • Down 'N Dirty — Tampa and Brandon
  • Just Ride Bicycles — Riverview
  • Move With Intent — Balm

Why it is different here

The lead is lost before anyone gets to it. Response time is the whole game, and manual follow-up is what loses it. This is the clearest case for automating the first response rather than the brochure.

What we usually build

  • Missed-call & lead response
  • Review generation
  • Booking + reminders
  • No-show recovery
  • Local search visibility

Sports, clubs & community

Leagues, teams, schools and community groups that run on volunteers and a shoestring.

In the archive

  • Strawberry Crest High School robotics
  • The Avalanche — Riverview youth baseball
  • Predators Decals — Tampa fastpitch
  • Valrico Fishhawk Chamber of Commerce

Why it is different here

Budgets are real but tiny, and the season has a hard start date. Anything that cannot be live before opening day does not happen. Scope gets cut to what fits the calendar, not the other way around.

What we usually build

  • Season-deadline builds
  • Roster, schedule & signup
  • Sponsor and merch fulfilment
  • Media and gallery
  • Recruitment pages

Creators & media

People whose work is the product, who need a portfolio and a way to be paid.

In the archive

  • Celebrity Grill Podcast
  • 18 and Balding — St. Petersburg College
  • Joshuah Jest — 31+ project portfolio migration
  • 18 and Balding, Divas and Desserts

Why it is different here

The work exists before the business does. The gap is almost never the artwork — it is structure, delivery, and something that can actually be booked or bought.

What we usually build

  • Portfolio architecture
  • Media migration at scale
  • Booking and licensing
  • Newsletter and membership
  • Distribution setup

Not your sector?

The work above is the proof we can show. Outside those six, we are working from a portfolio rather than from experience — and we will say so on the call rather than after it.

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