The work.
Every one of these started with a company that was already good at what it does and had stopped being chosen for it. What changed was the argument, not the quality.
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2026
launched
MedQuiry
A platform that scores research rigor needed a brand held to the same standard. A redesign for launch, icons for its ratings, and an AI demo.
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Now
reintroduced
Sevocity
One of the first true SaaS EHRs, live since 2003. A rebrand, a better client experience, and an AI adoption target hit two months early.
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2023 to now
proactive
Diocese of St. Augustine
A capable communications office kept in reaction. We brought the speed, resources, insight and technology it needed, and it now launches new initiatives every quarter.
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2018 to now
compounded
American Electrical
Marketing ran as a task list for a company serving both businesses and homeowners. With data-led SEO and brand-building ad creative, annual revenue grew more than 275%.
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2024 to 2025
tripled
Optiwatt
Email enrollments stuck at 0.3%. We asked the customers first, rebuilt email, landing pages and social around what they said, and the programs were the first to reach 100% enrollment.
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2012 to 2025
best in show
Olde South Bulldogges
Every sale turned into search presence, until the brand reached the top national ranking in its category with no ongoing ad spend.
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2020 to 2023
quadrupled
Crucial Care
Six emergency care locations, a target of ten, and a pandemic in the way. Staff grew from 300 to 1,200 on the way to a clean exit.
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2014 to 2015
acquired
FD Insurance
Third in Florida medical malpractice, squeezed from every side and talking merger. A national carrier bought them instead.
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2008 to 2015
scaled
iMethods
A new staffing agency with high quality and a startup budget. We made it market like a much larger firm, and it made the Inc. 5000 three years running.
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2014
driven
Auto Carrier Express
Every hauler promises safe and on time. We put the drivers front and center, and won new manufacturer contracts.
Nothing filed under that yet.
Your turn.
If any of this looks like the position you are in, the conversation is short and the first thing we bring is a point of view, not a questionnaire.