Hey, I'm Neil. Part marketer, part builder, all-in on the Claude Code era. I use AI to turn "we should build that" into something live this week.
Who I am
I've followed interesting work across disciplines: IT, graphic design, web development, paid media, and marketing automation, and it all funneled into what I do now. I build. I love the unglamorous middle part of growth, the part most people skip. Not the strategy slides. Not the fancy creative. The real work, where ad spend has to turn into booked meetings and clean CRM records. If your pipeline should be working better than it is, that's the work I want.
What I bring to the table
Five years in growth ops and a track record of shipping, not just planning. Most recently I ran operations at a digital marketing agency, where I:
Shipped 20+ production n8n workflows for lead capture, SDR briefings, no-show recovery, and pipeline hygiene across 10+ active client accounts.
Cut new-client onboarding from 30 days to 7 with a one-click GoHighLevel spin-up system that deploys a fully configured account in under 10 minutes.
Built an internal AI command system on Claude Code plus 8 MCP servers that automated more than 60% of recurring ops work.
Stood up the reporting and intelligence layer: weekly ad reports, a daily client-health scorecard, and a Meta Ads competitive-intel tool.
Hands-on across Meta Ads, Google, GoHighLevel, n8n, Zapier, and Claude Code. Comfortable in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript when a build calls for it.
What sets me apart
Most people are either a marketer or a builder. I'm both, and AI is what lets me be one person who owns the whole stack. I can sit in a strategy conversation and then go ship the funnel, wire the CRM, and stand up the automation that makes it run, without a five-person team or a three-month timeline. I think in systems, I move fast, and I close the gap between marketing and revenue that usually gets lost in the handoff between teams.
Off the screen
Background in IT from a College in the Philippines, now based in Elizabeth, NJ. When I'm not building something, I'm deep in a new AI tool the day it drops, catching an Alex Hormozi video, on a tennis court, or three chapters into a new book.
I'm open to full-time operator roles and project work. Let's build something that runs itself.
