Where growth usually breaks down
Growth rarely stalls because of one dramatic failure.
More often, it breaks in the gaps between positioning, communication, follow-through, and conversion.
- Unclear Positioning In A Crowded Or Complex Market
- Inconsistent Communication And Nurture
- Weak Follow-Up After Referrals, Inquiries, Or Early Engagement
- Customer Or Stakeholder Journeys That Feel Disconnected
- Underperforming CRM, Pipeline, Or Engagement Systems
- The Need For Senior-Level Strategy Without A Full-Time Executive Hire
That Can Look Like:
$1M+ in new business and scope growth
Proof, not promises
A few examples of the kinds of results I’ve helped drive:
131% year-over-year revenue growth
33% increase in customer acquisition
stronger engagement through omnichannel strategy and customer experience planning
operational savings through process and workflow improvement
I work where growth problems get harder to name.
Usually, the issue is not a single tactic. It is the space between strategy, communication, execution, and conversion.
My background spans digital strategy, growth marketing, and customer experience work across healthcare, pharma, retail, finance, and other complex, high-stakes categories.
Why clients bring me in
brands i've worked with:
Client notes
Graciously shared
— eversana
"Thanks for your fantastic partnership in delivering an awesome workshop! Your expertise and collaboration were so critical to our success, and I look forward to many more successes together!"
— epsilon
"I cannot thank you enough for all the thought leadership and work you have done on the team all with flair and style...also you are just an amazing person and teammate and I personally enjoyed working with you!"
— Horizon Media
"What a pleasure it was working with Brad. He jumped in headfirst into a well-established team that was new-to-him, and quickly established a position of trust and leadership and delivered a cross-discipline digital ecosystem audit that won us an incremental $250k in scope for the year."
— james avery
"I wanted to reach out and say that it has been such a joy working with you over the last few years. I’ve learned a lot from you and appreciate everything you’ve done for James Avery!"
— saks fifth avenue
"I want to say thanks for all the hard work on our business over the past couple of years."
The work is compliance-aware by design. I focus on positioning, communication, process, and conversion discipline while working within real review and oversight constraints. I do not act as legal, regulatory, or compliance counsel.
How do you work in regulated environments without creating more risk?
Yes. This work is often most useful when there is already some visibility or demand in motion, but the system underneath it is not converting cleanly or consistently.
Is this a fit if we are already getting some referrals, leads, or engagement, but results still feel inconsistent?
Often, it is not a traffic problem first. It is a positioning, follow-up, communication, or journey problem. The first step is figuring out where momentum is actually breaking down before adding more activity.
Do we need more marketing, or do we have a conversion problem?
Frequently asked questions
Usually: positioning, communication, follow-up, website conversion, journey friction, and the handoffs between systems or teams. The goal is to identify what is slowing growth before recommending more tactics or spend.
