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Your mission is good. The problem is nobody's finding you. I fix that — not with a strategy deck and a goodbye, but by getting in the work until the thing is actually growing.
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The Problem
The gap costs you. The people who need what you do can't find you. Donors who would give have no idea you exist. And your team is stuck grinding out posts and emails that never quite add up to anything.
What Success Looks Like
Featured Work
A short list of the orgs I've been in the work with, and what we actually shipped together.
What People Say
I don't throw around words like "gifted" because I've seen too many people use it to mean "they made a nice logo." When I say JT is gifted, I mean something different. I've known JT for years as a friend first, then as someone I've watched work. And what separates him from most people in marketing is that he actually cares about the mission behind the brand. He doesn't just help you look good. He helps you get clear on what you're actually saying and then makes sure the world can hear it. For those of us doing faith-based work, that matters more than people realize. You need someone in your corner who understands that what you're building isn't just a business. JT gets that. He's never once treated my work like a transaction. If God has put something in you worth sharing, JT will help you share it right. That's not a small thing. That's everything.
I have to be honest. I'm a little biased because JT is one of my favorite humans. But I also work with a lot of people in the creative and marketing space, so I know what "good" actually looks like. And JT is the real thing. What I love about working with him is that he listens before he ever pitches anything. He asks the questions nobody else asks, the ones that make you think about your own story differently. And then he takes all of that and turns it into something that actually connects. I've seen him work with nonprofits, with startups, with people who have a huge vision and no idea how to get it out of their heads. Every single time, he shows up fully. Not just with ideas, but with a plan and then he sticks around to help you execute it. He's also just genuinely good people. Which, honestly, makes the whole thing better.
How It Works
Most engagements skip the hard diagnostic work and go straight to tactics. Here's how I do it differently.
What I Do
Sometimes you need a full marketing build. Sometimes you just need someone to run the thing until it's humming. Here's where I tend to live.
Whatever your needs are, I'll figure out the right solution for you.
Who I Work With
Any consultant can tell you what's broken. The harder thing is showing up with a plan that fixes it. That's the part I care about.
I've spent most of the last ten years inside churches, nonprofits, and mission-driven startups — building marketing departments that didn't exist before I got there. Small budget. Big mission. A board asking why the numbers aren't moving. I've been in that meeting more times than I'd like to admit.
I know a fundraising appeal doesn't behave like a product launch. I know the people in the seats on Sunday are also your donors, your volunteers, and your word-of-mouth engine. I write the copy, run the campaigns, read the numbers, and keep going — then hand you something your team can actually carry.
See It in Action
A short walkthrough of how the process actually goes — and what it feels like to have someone in your corner who's lived in this space.
Blog
Notes on brand strategy, organic growth, AI in marketing, and building something worth paying attention to. No filler.
Get In Touch
If something here made you nod, or you're stuck on a marketing problem at your church, nonprofit, or mission-driven org and want to think it through out loud — reach out. I read every message myself.
Just tell me what's on your mind.
