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PADDLE THE OUTDOORS × LAKE STATE MOUNTAINEERING
MOOD BREW
GLADIATOR ELECTRIC

CURRENT PROJECT - strategy and planning stage. Website / POS & Inventory / SEO & Marketing. Developing the digital strategy and 2027 roadmap for a new paddle sports venture alongside Lake State Mountaineering: website, Shopify inventory and POS approach, and a four-season marketing plan.

 

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Role: Marketing & Expansion. Leading Midwest expansion for a functional coffee startup through campus activations, markets, pop-ups, sampling, and partnerships.

 

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Role: SEO Marketing & Growth Specialist. Website, on-page and local SEO, Google Business Profile, paid ads, and lead generation across Greater Houston and Fort Bend County.

02 — WHAT I FOCUS ON

FOCUS AREAS

01

STRATEGY

A launch plan for the 2027 season built on one rule: sell customers exactly what they need, not the most expensive option.

02

DIGITAL

Planned Wix website and Shopify inventory and POS, with Thrive, Clover, and in-store iPad checkout as options to evaluate.

03

GROWTH

Planned SEO, weekly blog posts, Where to Buy listings, and geo-targeted Instagram ads across four paddling sub-seasons.

04

BRAND BUILDING

Planned demos, events, and community partnerships, such as the Twin Cities Kayaking Club, featuring brands like Old Town, Eddyline, NRS, and Yakima.

05

CUSTOMER JOURNEY

Proposed path: discovery → demo → pre-order or layaway → purchase → repeat customer, with demo fees applied toward the boat.

06

RESULTS: COMING 2027

Metrics to report after the 2027 season: revenue growth, traffic, conversion rate, email list growth, demo/rental conversion, inventory accuracy, and sales by channel.

03 — SKILLS & EXPERTISE

SKILLS & EXPERTISE

Marketing Strategy
Business Development
SEO
Sales
Branding
Content Creation
Growth Strategy
Analytics

04 — ENTREPRENEURSHIP LESSONS

WHAT BUILDING TAUGHT ME

01

Start before you feel ready.

— The plan gets better once it meets real customers.

02

Talk to people early and often.

— Most good ideas come from conversations, not spreadsheets.

03

Consistency beats intensity.

— Small steps every week outclimb one big push.

04

Every no is data.

— Rejection tells you what to change: pricing, pitch, or audience.

BUILDING SOMETHING? LET'S TALK.

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