Distribution Engine
in progressResearch where the work should go. Then prepare it.
I keep each brand's research and drafts together. Communities, search terms and links help me decide where the work should go.
SEO, and the tools I build
I do SEO. I also build the tools I use.
Most of my work is search. I've led and advised SEO teams at startups from Series A to D and the consulting runs under Wellington Whales now. Audits, site architecture, content strategy and the unglamorous calls about what to cut, usually alongside an in-house team that already knows the site better than I do.
The other half doesn't fit on a client roster. I build. Small sharp tools. Usually for a problem I already have.
A crawler, because the standard one gates its licence. A dictation app, because I wanted my own voice back out of it. A cookie blocker, because I got tired of clicking reject.
Each one started the same way. I worked around the same problem often enough that owning the thing got cheaper than the workaround, and then I kept the thing.
None of it's a product. Just what I reach for. So why put both on one site? It's one job.
I find what's broken and fix it at the root, so both halves get the same treatment. Sometimes that's a client's site. Sometimes it's my own tooling.
Same habit either way.
Have a look around. If you see your problem in here somewhere, let me know.
The resume
Roles on a spine, the side venture and the consulting in parallel, the tool bench wired back in. Click any station or client. In a hurry? Flip the switch.
the same machine, in 30 seconds · plain html you can print
OneLocal· Senior SEO Specialist 40 → 150+ clients (+260%), delivery time −71%
Wellington Whales· consulting Series A→D roster · LLM SoV framework · audit swarm −60% full detail lives in the diagram
Research where the work should go. Then prepare it.
I keep each brand's research and drafts together. Communities, search terms and links help me decide where the work should go.
Dictation that learns how I write.
I talk, Murmur types. It measures my voice and asks before turning repeated corrections into preferences.
A desktop SEO crawler. No licence gate, no URL cap, no telemetry.
The crawl is the easy part. The gating is the product. So I built the crawler and stopped there, and the data stays on my machine.