As a digital marketing professional with extensive experience in both B2B and B2C marketing, I specialize in creating effective lead generation and ecommerce sales strategies for my clients. With a deep understanding of CRO psychology and a talent for matching ad campaigns to landing pages, I excel at building sales funnels for startups and restructuring existing campaigns. My background in executive leadership with a Fortune 500 company gives me a unique perspective on managing high-level projects, while my experience with strategy and project management allows me to work effectively on the day-to-day operations of a campaign.Currently, I serve as a Consultant/Strategist for Internet Marketing with Ox Optimal, where I work with a diverse range of clients to develop cutting-edge marketing strategies and manage multiple accounts with multi-million dollar ad spend budgets. Prior to this, I founded and ran a successful e-commerce company, Shower Curtain Designery, where I automated all processes, established and maintained supply chain connections, and led all advertising channels. I also served as the Marketing Company President for U-Haul Company of Wisconsin, where I led growth that nearly doubled revenue in 8 years and managed a budget of $14 million.Beyond my professional work, I am an active member of my community and currently serve as a Board Member/Director of Marketing for TMJ.ORG, where I advise on marketing strategy, work with third-party vendors, and handle monthly, quarterly, and yearly reporting.My skills include leadership, executive training, consulting, HR, conflict resolution, and marketing, including expertise in Google Ads and Analytics, meta advertising, LinkedIn advertising, email automation, site building, conversion rate optimization, marketing automation, and Amazon advertising. I hold Google Ads and Analytics certifications, and have received CRO training with Khalid from investp, as well as leadership training with Rapport International. I have also pursued continuing education in writing through Cornell University and University of Oregon.