About Me.

Every project’s different. Once I understand what you need and how long for, I’ll suggest a fair way of working — whether that’s a day rate, weekly setup, or something fixed.

Things that need organising, moving forward, and finishing properly. That includes websites, platforms, apps, brand projects, campaigns or marketing retainers. If it’s got multiple people involved and a few moving parts, I’m probably in my comfort zone.

No — I work with agencies a lot, but not exclusively. I also support in-house teams, startups, and businesses that need experienced delivery support. Different setups, same problems, clarity, momentum, and getting things over the line.

Yes — that’s the job. I’m used to joining teams mid-flow, picking things up quickly, and working with what’s already there. I’m not coming in to rip everything up or force a new process, just to make delivery smoother and less stressful.

Usually pretty quickly. If something urgent’s come up or a team’s stretched, I can often get going within a few days. I’m comfortable jumping into projects that aren’t perfectly documented and helping bring some order to them.

Both. I work remotely most of the time, but I’m happy to work hybrid or on-site if it genuinely helps. I’m around Leeds and Manchester regularly, and we can agree what’s useful.

As long as you need me. Sometimes that’s a few weeks to jump in, help get things moving, and then step back out. Other times it turns into a longer-term setup, months, or even years, especially if the relationship works well and there’s ongoing work to support.

Yes — and that’s often why people call me. Late timelines, unclear ownership, endless feedback loops, scope creep, it’s all pretty common. First step is always getting clear on what’s actually going on, then deciding what needs fixing first.

A rough idea of what you’re trying to deliver, current issues, and any key deadlines is usually enough. I’ll often run a short kick-off or light discovery, especially on larger projects, so I can properly understand the scope and give you a realistic estimate.

Just get in touch. A rough outline of what you’re working on and where you need help is more than enough to start with. We’ll have a chat, sense-check things, and work out whether it makes sense to move forward.