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Most of my week goes to leading digital at Ellodave — client delivery, technical direction, and the systems behind it. Alongside that, I build internal tools and workflows when day-to-day agency work needs something more dependable than a workaround.

These are the projects I'm focused on at the moment:

Building

  • DataShed

    Reporting for growth teams — an in-house platform I built when spreadsheet-based attribution stopped scaling. It brings ad performance, campaign attribution, and CRM conversion data into one operational dashboard the team can actually trust.

    Per-client views show conversion volume, channel mix, and trends over time — with UTM hygiene built in so source data stays consistent. The goal is practical weekly reporting: what generated qualified enquiries, and what moved towards revenue — without reconciling Google Sheets every month.

  • QR code generator

    An internal tool I built so the team can generate QR codes quickly and track how they're used across printed documents — brochures, flyers, point-of-sale, and other offline touchpoints.

    It ties into our existing attribution workflow, so scanned codes feed into the same reporting picture as web campaigns rather than becoming a separate, untracked channel.

  • Flux

    An internal tool I built for turning still photography into short-form video for social and paid media. We often had customer photos featuring a client's products — useful assets, but not always enough on their own when campaigns needed video.

    And arranging a fresh photo or location shoot wasn't always practical. Flux gives a reliable, repeatable way to generate branded footage from existing imagery when video is needed but raw footage isn't available. Proof-first workflow, consistent output, less dependency on last-minute production.

Also

Day to day I'm still deep in WordPress builds, performance work, and technical direction across agency client projects. If you're curious about the wider picture, see my main page or CV.

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