I help companies say what they mean and look like they mean it. I turn chaos into conversion.

Yeah, you’re on a Notion page. I’ve spent literal decades sharpening companies’ messaging, UX, and design… but my own site? Cobbler’s kid.

Why? Because I’ve been busy. After growing Cozy Design from a solo consultancy into a full-service agency (acquired by Border in 2023), I’m now back on my own and focused on the work, not self-promotion.

💡 How I help

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Growth usually stalls for one reason: the outside world doesn’t understand why you’re great. I fix that.

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I turn scattered product ideas, fuzzy marketing, and half-formed sales stories into clear, sharp, cohesive narratives. Stories that power investor decks, sales decks, websites, marketing campaigns, and even product roadmaps.

Then I turn that story into real-world creative output:

Marketing sites
Landing pages
Product interfaces
Ads and emails

And I do it pragmatically, with zero patience for precious, fussy design. The goal isn’t to win design awards (they’re BS); it’s to get 80% of the value in 20% of the time, then move on to solving the next problem.

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It’s just me. And that’s usually enough.

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Also, I have strong opinions about sentence casing.

🤝 Who I help

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I work best with small to mid-sized companies that:

Are experts at their core business (manufacturing, engineering, software, services…)
Have outgrown the “no marketing” phase and need stronger positioning to break through
Are feeling their sales pipeline or close rates start to soften
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For these companies, I act as a one-person creative department: taking minimal input — as little as one conversation — and turning it into maximum output: clear positioning, sharp messaging, live websites, polished decks, campaigns, and collateral.

And if you already have an internal team (maybe a stretched-thin marketing director or a couple of specialists), I’m happy to plug in as a senior partner, adding leadership, direction, and horsepower.

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Does your founder still write the website copy?

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