Strategic Website Project Manager: On Time. On Budget. On Point.
Website project management from someone who’s actually done the work: design, content, SEO, and development, not just managed people who do it. Twelve years in, I catch what a typical PM misses.
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A Proven Process, On-Target Deliverables
Apollo Off-Road
Led a Shopify build with 10 product categories and a custom vehicle-fitment search tool.
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SportsGuard
Launched a DTC site spanning 5+ product lines, including a custom “Design Your Own” configurator.
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Chicago Garage Door
Led an SEO-driven rebuild from Duda to WordPress spanning 14 service pages and a full URL migration.
View Project Details →What Clients & Managers Say
He was responsible for helping me improve conversions and traffic for my earliest clients.
He really turned things around by improving client communication, team organization, budgets, and timelines.
He… has been able to guide our client’s website strategies, helping our websites achieve rankings on the 1st page of Google.
His experience and knowledge in countless industries has proven invaluable when managing the clients our agency partners with.
Not only did he help us produce high-quality websites but could also deliver high-volume assignments each month and stick with tight deadlines.
He has extensive knowledge of multiple industries… spanning across the legal, healthcare, marketing tech, and software fields.
He has led our team in rebuilding sites for some of our top clients, some of which are Fortune 1000 companies.
He always turns in top-notch work, takes on time-sensitive assignments at the last minute, and produces professional work.
He produced content for Facebook, Ford Motor Company, Home Depot, and Car & Driver Magazine.
He brings more to the table than your average PM… Our clients, which are law firms, noticed a difference in their website once Edward started managing them.
I’ve been working on websites for 12 years, starting in content and SEO, moving into design and development, and landing in project management for the last 5+ years.
Today I scope and run concurrent website projects from discovery through post-launch, keeping large teams of designers, developers, and specialists on budget and on schedule. I stay in close contact with clients throughout, because the projects that go sideways are usually the ones where communication broke down first. I know what SEO, content, and dev teams need from each other to hit a deadline without cutting corners, because I’ve done all three myself, and I use whatever mix of tools a project calls for to keep it all moving.
Tools & Platforms I Use
What I work with day to day, across WordPress and Shopify projects.
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Here’s What I Bring to Each Website Project
From first kickoff call to the final QA pass, here’s what I handle on your project.
Set the Conversion Strategy
Define what the site has to deliver in calls, forms, and orders, then hold every design, content, and SEO decision to that standard.
Scope It Right, Upfront
Run the kickoff, document requirements, and lock scope, budget, and timeline before the build starts. No scope creep.
Lead the Project Team
Brief and review the designers, writers, developers, and SEO team. Having done each of those jobs, I know what to look for.
Manage Budget and Timeline
Track spend and the critical path against the plan throughout the project, and flag drift before it becomes a problem.
Keep the Team and Client Aligned
Hold regular check-ins and async updates so everyone knows where the project stands, without having to ask.
Run QA Through Launch
Review every page and device before launch, work the launch checklist, and stay on it after go-live until the site is stable.
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