One recorded 45 minute call. One multi-page report with three to seven AI tools you can switch on this week. A 30 minute walkthrough so nothing sits in a drawer. If I can't find at least five hours a week, you don't pay.
Assumes $100 an hour and $40 a month in tools per person. Change those on the full calculator.
Nobody wants to be audited. This is an assessment: I ask, you talk, and I go find the repetitive work a tool should be doing instead of a person. Built for teams of three to a hundred, whether that is a recruiting office, a contractor's front desk, or an agency.
Forty five minutes on a recorded video call. I work through my question bank, half of it written for your industry, and dig wherever the answer is "I do that by hand." No pitching, no prescribing. Just finding the hours.
A multi-page document you can hand to a boss: executive summary, an impact versus effort matrix, three to seven tool recommendations with price, setup time and hours saved, a four day quick start, and the financial impact in your numbers.
Thirty minutes, line by line, so every recommendation is understood and the first one is switched on before we hang up. Then you implement, or you hand me the list.
Most local businesses are buying these from three different vendors who never talk to each other. The website says one thing, the sign says another, and the lead that came in on Tuesday never got a call back. Here it is one system.
Most local businesses do not have a traffic problem. They have a follow up problem. Somebody called at 2pm while you were under a sink, and by 2:09 they had called the next name on the list. Here is what a system fixes.
Website, landing page, Google, an ad, a yard sign, a referral. All of it points at one place that is actually built to convert.
Call, form, text, web chat, Facebook message. Every one of them lands in a single inbox instead of five apps you check at different times.
Miss a call and an automatic text goes out in seconds. Follow up runs on its own for days or weeks, in your voice, until they answer or ask you to stop.
A real calendar with your actual availability, confirmations, and reminders. No phone tag, no double booking, no forgotten appointments.
Review requests fire after the job is done. Your Google profile climbs, which sends you more of step one, for free.
People decide whether you look expensive or improvised before they read a word. Brand work is not decoration, it is the reason a stranger trusts you enough to call. And video is where most local businesses simply are not showing up yet, which is exactly why it works right now.
Everyone drives the same roads. They pass the same corners, sit at the same lights, and pick up the same mail. Digital and print are not competing strategies here, they are the same campaign showing up in two places, with the same look and the same phone number.
Every printed piece gets a QR code or a tracking number that feeds the same system as your website, so you finally know which sign, mailer, or truck actually made the phone ring.
Anyone can list services. These are real builds for real clients, shown the way your customers see them, on a phone. Every screen below is the actual live site or the actual email that went out, not a mockup.
A brand new school that needed families to commit before the doors existed. I built the full website, the enrollment funnel, bilingual email campaigns, video and static ads, and the event follow up, all feeding one CRM so no family slipped through.
Joan Pate has five decades in Utah real estate, and her old site showed none of it. Joan and Natalie got a full site built around that legacy, market guides their clients actually use, and a designed launch email that announced the new home of the Pate Team to their entire list.
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A career coaching practice where the website does the qualifying. Visitors take an assessment, the results land in their inbox automatically, and booking a review call takes one click. Coaching up front, automation doing the quiet work behind it.
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Hubert makes one of a kind handmade lamps. The rebuilt site puts the craft first, full photography for every new piece, and a contact form wired straight into follow up, so someone admiring a lamp at midnight becomes a conversation by morning.
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Built on spec for a Draper optometry practice, meaning I built it before being asked to. The whole site runs on editable fields, so the front desk can swap the hero photo, post a patient spotlight, or update hours without touching code or calling anyone.
rinnalla teaches parents and caregivers through short, gentle lessons. This one is built almost entirely with AI video tools, then directed by hand: the script, the pacing, the voice, and the captions all get a human pass before anything ships. It is what "AI video" looks like when someone actually cares about the result.
Clients in real estate, insurance, flooring, retail, optometry, cleaning, and education. Some are in Utah, some are not. The agency is local. The standard is not.
Nothing here is paraphrased or polished up. These are quotes pulled straight from recorded client conversations. The logos are ones I designed or built the brand around.
"Daniel has been amazing to work with. I love that he will just take my ideas and run with them, that I don't have to end up doing all the work. He's been a real partner for us."David SabeyFounder, Nexus Charter School
"It's awesome. I like that they get the text message, because this one lady, she's like, 'Who are you with?' I'm like, 'Canyon Creek.' She goes, 'I think I remember hearing that.'"Noe RecendezCanyon Creek Benefits
"Wow, I love how it looks. I loved it, truly. It captivated me."Iris JimenezOwner, Stars of Cleaning (translated from Spanish)
"Incredibly professional, high caliber work."Marci Housemanrinnalla
"I'm super impressed. Let me just be very clear. What you do, Daniel, is awesome."Crystal LabbeCEO, Miss Humblebee's Academy
Keynotes and hands-on workshops for teams that recruit, sell, or serve, and are tired of hearing "just use AI" without anyone showing them how. On stage I run a real assessment on a volunteer and build the first automation in front of the room.
For recruiting and admissions teams. What the next class actually reads, how AI pre-qualifies before the first phone call, and how a recruiter who hates cold approaches runs social media without living on it.
One volunteer, my question bank, thirty minutes. Then the room watches the first automation go live and leaves with a worksheet to run the same thing on their own week.
For chambers, luncheons and trade groups. Which tools earn their keep, which are toys, and the one knowledge-base setup that makes all of them sound like you instead of a robot.
I run this agency out of Tooele County. That is not a marketing angle, it is my address. When you hire me you are not getting routed to an account coordinator in another time zone who has never driven Main Street.
What that actually buys you is speed and accountability. I can meet you at your shop. I know which corner gets the traffic. And if something breaks on a Saturday, you are texting the person who built it, not opening a ticket.
I have spent years building websites, brand identities, video, and automated follow up systems for businesses in real estate, insurance, healthcare, education, retail, and the trades. Same work, same standard, now pointed at the county I actually live in.
Recruiter, videographer, television station manager, professor, bank marketing leader, and now agency owner. Every job on this list was the same job underneath: get a real person to pay attention, understand, and act. Pulled from LinkedIn, shortened.
Live photographer with the microwave truck, story logistics between crew and newsroom. This Morning became the top-rated morning show in Utah during that run.
Five hundred plus published articles, seventeen national press launches, and a Utah Press Association award for Best Feature Column.
Ran recruiting for 22 states and presented to 35,000 plus students and parents. Built the university's first interactive online presentation. In 2010 U.S. News ranked BYU the number one yield-rate school in the country, ahead of Harvard and Stanford.
Regional PR for the Fiesta, Explorer, F-150 and Taurus launches with Direct Impact. Stories pitched to outlets reaching 800,000 plus viewers.
Branded content for a university workforce, a partnership with one of Utah's largest production studios, and a 65 percent cut in content management costs.
Daily operations of an international channel with 40 plus bilingual staff. Negotiated in-country distribution in Brazil with the Minister of Culture and secured the channel's first satellite carriage in Latin America.
Seven years teaching 400-level communications students: storytelling, audience segmentation, emerging platforms, advanced writing. Brought in working journalists from CNN and other national outlets.
International format licensing, grants and national radio syndication. Took talk radio syndication from zero to 113 affiliates in 2020 and added live sports in eight new markets.
Customer communications, then B2B enterprise content, then enterprise marketing manager and payment strategy advisor at a Fortune 500 bank. Rewrote 400 plus customer documents, wrote for multi-billion-dollar client presentations, and won the 2022 Product Partners Award.
Websites, follow-up systems, brand, video and AI assessments for local businesses, run out of Tooele County by the person who answers the phone.
Three recent posts, unedited except for length. The whole feed is on LinkedIn.
"Last week the Nevada State Public Charter School Authority voted 6-1 to authorize Nexus Charter School, eight days after Henderson's 4-0 approval. Most new schools never get one approval. This one earned two, because Dr. David Sabey built a plan that two independent review teams couldn't say no to, and because families kept showing up for a school that didn't exist yet."
"Bilingual from day one. 180 plus families signed letters of intent for a school that did not exist yet. Founder-voice email campaigns holding a 43 percent open rate. A community park night where one parent signed a letter of intent standing in the grass at 7:47 on a Saturday evening. Our job was making sure every family who wanted this school knew exactly where to stand and when."
"Ram just sold a $30 patriotic tee on their official merch store. The truck on it? A Toyota Tacoma. This is what AI without oversight looks like. The model doesn't know a Tacoma from a Ram 1500. It just ships. That's the job a human in the loop actually does: the person who looks at the output and says, wait, that's literally a Toyota."
Nobody enjoys the agency website that hides every price behind a form. These are honest starting points. Tick what sounds like you and see roughly where you land. The real number comes after we talk about what you actually need.
Fifteen minutes, no deck, no pressure. Tell me what is working and what is not, and I will tell you straight whether I am the right fit. If you would rather just email or call, both go directly to me.