Design, Build, Ship.
Extracting value from data for over a decade. I work where culture, industry, and data meet — usually with Claude in the Clouds. I publish at Outpost and ship apps that prove the thesis.
Not screenshots — working tools. Each one turns data into something a person actually uses. Tap in and play with it.
I’m a data-driven marketer with a decade-plus in marketing analytics — orchestrating data through the marketing ecosystems of Fortune 100 brands to squeeze more value from every dollar. Curious, technical, and a co-creator who builds the tools too.
Activate and analyze data across your whole marketing ecosystem — channels, pixels, CRM, the warehouse. A decade-plus making the stack talk to itself for Fortune 100 brands.
Outcome: more value squeezed from every ad dollar.
Find where the funnel leaks and close it. Data-driven optimization on landing pages, journeys, and creative — tested, not guessed — so spend works harder.
Outcome: higher conversion rates and return on ad spend.
The technical edge most marketers don’t have: Claude-powered agents and workflows that put your data to work — segmentation, reporting, research, content — on autopilot.
Outcome: more output, same team.
A curious, data-first co-creator who actually ships. Idea to a working, testable product — fast. The apps above are the proof.
Outcome: a real thing to put in front of customers this quarter.
Everyone blamed one Instagram ad for Bud Light losing its crown. The data tells a more honest — and more useful — story about value, core audiences, and the third rail.
The Age of Reason traded blind faith for empirical evidence — and Matthew Arnold heard the cost of that trade in 1851. We're living in the withdrawing roar he described.
We're moving past generative AI into the agentic era — digital versions of ourselves that take action. It starts as a dating wingman and ends as an extension of you.
Your data is everywhere. You don't have a way to centralize it. The device that fixes that doesn't exist yet — but it should, and here's the shape of it.
Tell me what you’re working on — data, agents, or a thorny business question. I read every note.
me@larryfgordon.com
