Most growing companies juggle a web person, an SEO person, and an ads agency that never talk to each other.
I replace all of them. One person who owns your strategy, your site, and your results.
You’re running a 10 to 30 person company, and your digital presence is spread across too many hands.
There’s a web guy who built the site three years ago and answers emails when he feels like it. An ads agency that sends reports you don’t read. An email platform someone signed up for that mostly sends nothing. And you, or one overworked marketing person, stuck in the middle translating between vendors who’ve never spoken to each other.
Nothing’s broken, exactly. But nothing’s connected either. The website says one thing, the ads say another, and every new idea dies in the handoff.
That’s the situation I take over. Not one piece of it. All of it. One person who knows how everything fits and answers for the results.
If that’s you, keep reading.
1. One short call.
We talk about your business, what’s working online, and what’s been stuck. If I’m not the right fit, I’ll tell you, and I’ll usually tell you who is.
2. I take inventory.
Your website, your search visibility, your social, your email, your content. I map what exists, what’s connected, what’s leaking, and what’s missing. You get a straight assessment, not a sales document.
3. I take ownership.
From there, I run your digital presence the way a director would if you had one on staff. We set priorities together. I handle the execution. When something new comes up, it comes to me, not to three different vendors.
What ownership covers
Your website. Your search visibility, including making sure your company shows up when customers ask AI tools instead of Google, because more of them do every month. Your social, your email, your content. Everything digital that represents your company, kept working and kept connected.
You don’t buy these as separate pieces. You get one person responsible for the whole.
A typical client looks something like this. A company selling online with a site that’s aged out of usefulness. Ads running that nobody’s really watching. An email list that exists but never gets used. Multiple logins, multiple invoices, and no one accountable for whether any of it works together.
Within a few months of taking over, the picture changes. The site gets rebuilt or repaired. The ads get watched by someone who also knows what the landing pages say. The email list starts earning its keep. And when the owner has an idea, there’s one phone call to make.
That’s the shape of every engagement. The details change. The ownership doesn’t.
I’m Christopher Stratman. I’ve been doing this work independently since 2013, from Wisconsin, for companies here and across the Midwest.
No agency, no account managers, no handoffs. The person you talk to on the first call is the person doing the work, and the person still doing it three years later. Most of my clients have been with me for years, which is the only credential in this business that’s hard to fake.
