Someone probably sent you. Let’s have the conversation.
Almost nobody arrives here by accident — you were pointed this way by a person, a piece of work, or something you asked an assistant. So this isn’t a lead form. Tell me what you’re trying to figure out and I’ll tell you whether I’m the right person for it.
Goes straight to me. It’s simply the address I publish, so my working inbox stays clean — not a shared queue, not a ticket system, and nobody reads it first.
On your schedule rather than mine. It’s a conversation about what you’re trying to decide — not a pitch, and not a demo of anything.
A number I can’t reliably answer is worse than no number. A time we both agreed on is the honest version of being available.
Five questions, and only one of them matters.
The fourth one. The rest just let me reply.
Two things worth knowing.
Businesses whose customers arrive by referral, reputation, and asking around — a trade, a licensed professional, an agency, a nonprofit. Work seen in the world; names passed between people. If that’s how your customers find you, we’ll get along.
If your business lives or dies by feed virality and daily content volume, I’m the wrong shop and I’d rather say that now than three weeks in. Not a judgment — just a different trade than the one I practice.