No degree.
No mentor.
Seven years of U.S. clients who kept renewing.
I do local SEO, content, and web for service businesses in the U.S.
The kind of work that makes the phone actually ring. Not reports. Calls.
You didn’t come here to read my résumé.
Something isn’t working.
“I rank, but nobody calls.”
“I’m invisible two towns over.”
“I pay an agency and I can’t tell what they did.”
“My site looks fine and converts nothing.”
“I’m an agency and I’m drowning in fulfillment.”
Start with me.
Add the team when the work outgrows one person.
Work with me directly
Work with me and my team
Three things, done properly.
Not eight things, done partly.
Local Search
Content & Production
Systems & Build
It started with me raising my hand for a job I couldn’t do.
At DPWH, new hires got sorted. Road repair, sweeping floors, or admin. One of the chiefs was looking for somebody who knew Photoshop. This was when Photoshop was still new here, and most of the office was older — some of them were nervous about touching a keyboard at all. Nobody’s hand went up.
Mine did.
I had used a computer for games in internet cafés and for one class in high school. That was the whole résumé. They gave me a test, so I acted like I knew what I was doing, waited for them to leave the room, and then went and learned it.













“Oh, kabalo ko ana.” Yes, I know that one. I’ve said it my whole career, and it has been true roughly half the time when I said it. It was always true a week later.
Before all of it
Saying yes before I was ready
Iligan Esports, 2019
Semantic Mastery
Seven years with U.S. agencies
Now

One thing you’ll notice on our first call.
My English isn’t the smoothest. It’s better than it was and it’s still not smooth.
For a long time that cost me. People decide how smart you are by how well you speak, and I watched teammates get promoted ahead of me because they interviewed better. I’d get cut off mid-sentence.
Seven years working with the same agency changed that, and it didn’t change because my grammar improved. It changed because the work kept being right. I went from the guy nobody called on to the guy in the client meetings saying Remember when I told you about this?
So I’d rather show you first and talk second. That’s why the teardown below doesn’t require a call. Read the work. Decide from there.
Calls. Not impressions.
Work delivered under agency engagements. Client names withheld by agreement — listed by the keyword and market instead, because that’s the part you can actually compare to your own situation. All figures from Google Search Console, GA4, and Google Business Profile.

"functional medicine miami"

"rheumatologist miami"

"lymphedema treatment miami"

"window replacement hilton head"

"estate planning attorney hilton head"

"roofing contractor bluffton sc"
Send me your website.
I’ll send back the three things I’d fix first.
Already know what you need?
Book a call and skip the teardown.
Based in Iligan City, Philippines. Working with U.S. clients for 7+ years.