Experience being the Account Manager for New & Ongoing Clients, Preparing informational SEO reports for on-going clients. Discussing monthly organic search volume, health of the website, and objectives accomplished in the previous month & next month's objectives.Created 15+ SEO campaigns for medium sized companies in multiple different industries including (real estate, manufacturing, ecommerce, and health) Performed ongoing content strategy for multiple industries providing keyword research, On-page Optimization, and developing content outlines for our Copywriter.Experienced in conducting technical seo audits, identifying and fixing website issues such as broken links, crawl errors, and poor website speed.Vast Experience working in SEMrush, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, and Screaming Frog.

First job in digital marketing a week before the pandemic started, I helped the team in every aspect of the small agency. Being eager I learned everything I could. I help design sites with elementor, divi, making email marketing campaigns with Mailchimp and Constant Contact. Got very familiar with wordpress and helped out with plugin clashes. I also did quite a bit of account management. Which I loved. But what I enjoyed the most was SEO and that's the path I decided to move forward with.

A great side gig that I did at Kansas State. Being a former athlete, I really enjoyed being apart of the game. I started refereeing intramurals, then moved on to middle school, JV basketball, and eventually Varsity Basketball. I would often officiate 5-6 games in the winter mornings and afternoons to make a nice buck!• Officiating at sports events to maintain standards of play and to ensure that game rules are observed.• Judge performances in sporting competitions in order to award points, impose scoring penalties, and determine results.

To be fair, I made sure the dorm didn't burn to the ground. We would have events such as dodgeball tournaments, skating at the roller rink. I would get the baseball team to attend these events. Which were always a lot of fun. I acquired the job out of presistence, it was a great job to have being a full time student athlete.

College Baseball, Simple times these were, go to practice, train, compete. I learned a different level of competition during my time at Pratt. The next guy was just as good as you. Being at the junior college level it took "grit" to earn a spot in the lineup. I worked my butt off to gain a spot in the starting lineup and never gave up. This taught me at the time that I could do anything if I give my full effort to something. The best part of this experience was the camaraderie with my teammates. Friendships that I still hold to the day!