With a decade of experience in digital marketing, I have honed my skills and expertise in the Technology, B2B, SaaS, and FinTech space. Having worked with numerous startups and enterprise clients in these industries, I understand the unique challenges and opportunities of marketing technology-focused companies. 

My background includes leading marketing efforts for several successful SaaS platforms, optimizing digital campaigns and funnels for FinTech organizations, and developing targeted paid media strategies to engage B2B Technology decision makers. I am deeply familiar with topics and trends relevant to these sectors.

Whether the goal is boosting brand awareness, generating qualified leads, or driving conversions and revenue, I have the specialized knowledge and hands-on experience to make it happen. My analytical mindset and passion for thinking outside of the box sets me apart. 

I am eager to partner with innovative companies looking to grow through smart, data-driven marketing. Let's connect to discuss how I can help take your business to the next level. The only limits are those we set ourselves.

Dillan Nardulli

Great perspective on consensus vs conflict. In the sea of Yes's, it's the hidden, unspoken No's that you need to look for. 

Dissenters, assemble!!

Digital Marketing Consultant | Paid Media, Marketing Strategy | I help B2B and high ticket B2C organizations grow with simple & sustainable marketing.

Transforming the InsurTech Industry Through Innovation & Scalable Growth | CEO | Forbes Books Author

I used to think that getting my entire team to agree on a decision was the ultimate win. A room full of nodding heads felt like success. Now I know it was just a sign that I hadn't pushed hard enough.

I chased consensus for years, believing it was the hallmark of a healthy, aligned team. But what I've learned is that true innovation doesn't come from a place of comfortable agreement. It's forged in the fires of constructive conflict and diverse perspectives. When everyone agrees, are you really exploring the best possible path, or just the safest one?

I'm excited to share my latest article published in Entrepreneur Media, where I unpack this journey and the shift in mindset that has fundamentally changed how I lead. It’s about creating a culture where dissent isn’t just tolerated; it’s encouraged.

Read the full article and let me know your thoughts:

Open article: I Found Out the Hard Way That This Common Professional Response Is the First Sign of Trouble by entrepreneur.com

I Found Out the Hard Way That This Common Professional Response Is the First Sign of Trouble

Published author, ghostwriter, novelist, poet, comma maximalist. I teach you powerful rhetorical tricks to improve your writing and get paid online.

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James Carran

Be proud of rejection.

Rejection means you actually tried.

Most people don't get that far.

Craftsman Writer. Published author, ghostwriter, novelist, poet, comma maximalist. I teach you powerful rhetorical tricks to improve your writing and get paid online.

Procrastination is the most expensive vice

The job of a ghostwriter:

Put the client's message in the client's words.

But better than they could.

Writing well makes you:

- richer
- smarter
- more efficient
- more persuasive
- more employable

Invest in your writing.

Great writers are great observers

You can't write well until you learn to see things for how they are.

How I write:

1. Stare out the window for 50 minutes
2. Write like a madman for 10 minutes
3. Repeat

Tens of thousands of ancestors
One sperm out of millions
One short life

And you're just scrolling social media?

The writer's urge to change the world without even leaving your house

The best way to learn writing is

*drumroll*

Write.

Stop looking for shortcuts.

Learn:

- Focus
- Writing
- Persuasion
- Psychology
- Sales

And you will be unstoppable

Noone with the life you want is boasting about it on social media.

Writing well is about thinking well.

The words are secondary.

It's better to write for 20 minutes every day than 8 hours every few months.

Next time you feel discouraged remember Stephen King was rejected 30 times before he sold a book

Boring people read tweets

Brilliant people read books

Sylvester Stallone wrote the script for Rocky while he was homeless and couldn't afford to eat.

But you still think you've got "too much else going on" to write?

If you had an unlimited supply of one thing, what would it be?

Ernest Hemingway once said:

"There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed."

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