Senior Director of Social Media and Influence Marketing @Salesforce. Former @TMobile and @Microsoft employee, forever Cleveland sports fan.
Mercer Island, WA
Joined April 2008
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We’re truly blessed to watch José Ramírez represent the city of Cleveland. A generational talent who embodies everything this city stands for. Never take greatness for granted. #StandGuard
Absolute magic.
The whole album is phenomenal. Give it a spin.
.@BrandonFlowers performs "An American Dream"!
Watch the full performance ⬇️
youtu.be/_zIpmeCr3cM
#FallonTonight
If you’ve been wondering “what’s the big deal about Macklemore and Ed Sheeran?” This is a good explainer.
#Browns Twitter - I give you brownssaviorwatch.com/ - a weekend project I cooked up to track the 10 most likely top QB draft picks in the 27 draft. Enjoy!
cc @TonyGrossi @MaryKayCabot @adamthebull @MikeLucasTV @_CLEology @Gbush91 @AshleyBastock42 @Pchopz_
Ladies and gentlemen, Nicholas Jamal Chubb.
Sad to see him retire at 30, but looking forward to what’s next for someone who, by all accounts, is an even better person than he is a football player.
One of my favorite political speeches is Theodore Roosevelt’s “Citizenship in a Republic,” delivered in Paris in 1910.
Let’s face it…dude was a time traveler saluting @JoelBitonio, who retired today after playing his entire career for the Cleveland @Browns.
“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.
The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.”
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We’re living in magical times. What will you do with it?
A 14 year old in America quit his weekend shifts at Domino's after he realized he could make more money during one lunch break with a laptop than an entire weekend making pizzas for $8.50 an hour.
He was sitting in a coffee shop googling roofing companies near his house for a school project about local businesses. Noticed something. JM Roofing 3rd Generation. 5.0 stars. 49 reviews. Family owned. Three generations. Located in LA.
No website.
A company with a perfect rating and 49 reviews and no website. He checked another roofing company. Same thing. Then a plumber. Same thing. Then a landscaper. Same.
He opened Claude Code on his laptop and typed: write me a cold outreach script for local businesses that have great Google reviews but no website. Make it sound like I'm a professional web agency.
Claude wrote it in 30 seconds.
He called JM Roofing. The owner picked up. He said: I found your company on Google Maps, you have 49 five star reviews and no website. I built you one. Can I show you?
The owner said: I've been meaning to do that for years but never had time.
The kid shared his screen. A full website. Clean, modern, black and gold. Hero section. Services page. Reviews pulled directly from Google. Booking button. Built in 47 minutes using AI tools and Claude Code while sitting in a coffee shop.
The owner said yes on the spot. Invoice: $1,000.
47 minutes from first Google search to a closed $1,000 deal. His pizza shop shifts paid $60 for 6 hours of work.
Then he built a system. Claude Code scrapes Google Maps for businesses with high ratings and no website. Filters by category, location, review count. Pulls 200 results in 10 minutes. Then Claude writes a personalized email for each one using their real business data, their name, their rating, their review count, their address.
500 emails a day. 3% respond. That's 15 new leads every single day without him doing anything.
Month one: $4,000. Month three: $11,000. Month six: $18,000. All from finding businesses on Google Maps that have great reputations and no website, building one with AI in under an hour and calling them before anyone else does.
He recorded a 47 second video showing the entire process from Google Maps search to finished website to invoice sent. Caption: this is your sign to quit your job.
He's 14. He doesn't have a job to quit. He has something better. A laptop, Claude Code and 5 million businesses on Google Maps still waiting for that call.
His pizza shop manager asked why he quit. He said he found better work. The manager asked where. He said Google Maps.
The manager didn't understand. The kid didn't explain. He was already in the coffee shop building the next website.
$1,000 per site. One hour per site. 15 leads per day. The math doesn't need Claude to figure out. But Claude does the work.
