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About
I started creating content in college, when I made a free WordPress website posting picks for a small daily fantasy sports website called DraftFury. After making a few hundreds dollars from new user referrals, I realized I could have a career in content.
In 2016, after graduating summa cum laude from the SUNY Albany Honors College, I worked as a pool attendant and pizza delivery guy (that’s not a euphemism, I actually worked those jobs).
In my free time, I started a political YouTube channel where I analyzed polls and created electoral college maps. It was a lot of fun, and I made some money in the process.
It was around this time I began working for Payette Forward, Inc., where I’d work for the next six and a half years.
During that time, I outlined, wrote, edited, and published articles for PayetteForward.com and UpPhone.com. Those earned more than 35 million pageviews.
As the company became more focused on video content, I researched topics, outlined and scripted videos, performed on screen, set up videos in YouTube Studio, and leveraged analytics to constantly improve performance. During my tenure, the YouTube channel grew from about 1,000 subscribers to more than 1.34 million, earning nearly 200 million views.
I'm now focusing on solo projects with the goal of building my own content operation that educates and entertains. I love talking YouTube, and I love talking strategy, so let's chat and see if we can work together.