Brand and digital marketing for gaming and technology companies.
15 years building the brand, web, and content behind Gaming Arts, Bluberi, AGS, Bally and 6pm.com/Zappos. I write about how the work actually gets done.
About
I’ve spent 15 years doing the marketing work that has to ship: product launches, trade shows, websites, social channels, sales collateral. Most of it in gaming and other regulated industries, where a clear brief and a reliable process matter more than a clever idea.
At Gaming Arts, I built gamingarts.com from concept to launch in six weeks and brought one consistent look to everything from emails to product literature. Before that, I built Bluberi’s digital and social presence from the ground up and led creative and communications at AGS.
I also write The Work Behind the Work, a newsletter about the systems, decisions and habits that make good marketing repeatable. Outside of work, I’m a husband and father, which keeps me honest about structure, routine and getting things right the first time.
How I Think About Marketing
When any part breaks, the loop stalls. When it holds, marketing compounds.
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Before anything ships, the direction has to be clear. That means understanding what the business needs, who the work is for, and what success actually looks like. When clarity is right, teams move faster and decisions get easier. When it’s missing, even good ideas struggle to land.
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Strategy only matters if the work ships. I focus on execution that’s repeatable, practical, and built for real timelines. Good execution isn’t about volume or flash, it’s about consistency across channels and teams, especially when pressure is high.
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Marketing works best when efforts build on each other instead of resetting every quarter. Momentum comes from connected launches, campaigns, and systems that reinforce what’s already working and reduce friction over time.
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The work should change something meaningful. That might be adoption, demand, pipeline support, or revenue influence. Outcomes aren’t just a finish line, they inform what gets prioritized next and where the strategy sharpens.
Brands I’ve Worked With
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Gaming Arts
Built gamingarts.com from concept to launch in six weeks. Set a new look and feel across emails, social and product literature, and produced video showcasing the company’s culture.
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![Bluberi Gaming logo]()
Bluberi Gaming
Built the brand’s digital and social presence from the ground up and scaled it into a recognized category leader. Supported major product launches, trade shows, and field marketing while helping drive new customer acquisition and a new merchandise revenue stream.
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![GAN (Game Account Network) logo]()
Game Account Network
Unified social and communications during a growth phase, supporting launches and key accounts with clearer messaging that improved campaign performance and conversion-focused engagement.
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AGS
Led creative and communications across channels, improving delivery speed and consistency. Equipped sales teams with stronger assets that directly supported lead generation and pipeline growth.
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![6pm.com logo]()
6PM.com/Zappos.com
Aligned social content with e-commerce promotions and seasonal campaigns, using audience insight and performance data to drive traffic, support conversions, and strengthen customer retention.
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![Bally Technologies logo]()
Bally Technologies
Partnered with executive leadership to align creative work with business priorities. Established workflows that improved execution consistency and supported revenue-driving initiatives across teams.
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![Shuffle Master logo]()
ShuffleMaster
Strengthened visibility through integrated PR, social, and corporate communications, supporting market expansion, recruiting efforts, and long-term brand perception.
The Work Behind the Work
New: The Field Guide. How modern marketing actually gets done, the long version: 114 pages, 17 chapters, 18 real-world case studies and a 90-day plan you can start this week.
Prefer to start free? Get The Essentials, the original short version.
Get in Touch
Working on something in gaming or marketing, want to compare notes, or have a question about a post? Send a note and I’ll get back to you.