Local strategy sessions
Meet by video or, when the engagement calls for it, coordinate in-person discovery across the region.
Greater St. Louis + Metro East
For companies with 1–50 people: modern websites, local SEO, lead generation, CRM, RevOps, and practical AI automation—connected around how St. Louis businesses get found, follow up, and grow. Nationwide projects are available remotely.
Choose the constraint, not the buzzword.
Web visibility, lead generation, CRM operations, and automation should support one measurable customer journey. FieldKnown is the separate customer-path company Tony founded around that connected path. Start where the current system is weakest, then connect the surrounding pieces only when they support the goal.
For businesses that need stronger positioning, a modern mobile experience, local search foundations, and a clearer path to inquiry.
For businesses that need stronger Maps, organic search, local authority, and clear information that answer engines can retrieve.
Connect Google Ads, LinkedIn, social content, landing paths, email nurture, routing, and sales context around a real buyer journey.
For teams whose stages, data, ownership, adoption, or reporting no longer reflect the way sales and service actually work.
For teams that want to reduce repetitive research, document, reporting, or knowledge work with focused, human-reviewed automation.
FieldKnown is the separate company Tony founded for owner-led teams that need website, demand, lead capture, CRM, and follow-up designed as one accountable path.
Local context. Useful execution.
Based in Metro East and serving organizations across the river, I bring local availability together with remote delivery. The work is grounded in your real customers, service area, sales process, and operating constraints—not interchangeable city-page copy.
Meet by video or, when the engagement calls for it, coordinate in-person discovery across the region.
Build around actual customers, projects, expertise, reviews, and communities rather than manufacturing thin location pages.
Design the system around manufacturing, industrial, construction, home-service, and relationship-driven buying journeys.
Improve the most important constraint first, measure what changes, and expand the system deliberately.
A system people can use.

Contractor website + intake paths
A regional contractor website implementation designed to make the company easier to understand, trust, and contact. The documented work connects service and city pages, client-supplied project photos, and clear call, form, and estimate paths. It is one inspectable implementation—not the boundary of Tony’s work across professional services, small B2B teams, local operators, and other owner-led businesses.
Find the right starting point.
If the problem spans multiple systems, the first step is to map the dependency between them and choose a practical phase one.
Start with the constraint closest to the business result. Choose website development when positioning or conversion is weak, local SEO when qualified buyers cannot find the business, CRM consulting when the pipeline is unreliable, marketing automation when lead generation or follow-up breaks down, and AI consulting when repetitive work is the main bottleneck.
Yes. I am based in Metro East and work with businesses across Greater St. Louis, St. Louis County, and nearby Illinois communities. Remote work is also available nationwide.
Yes. An engagement can begin with a focused audit, preserve what is working, and improve the highest-impact part first. Platform replacement should follow evidence rather than be the default recommendation.
The website creates a clear path to action, the CRM maintains shared customer context, marketing automation supports timely nurture and routing, and AI can reduce repetitive work inside well-defined workflows. Each component should have a distinct job and a responsible owner.
Start with the constraint
I’ll help identify the right first phase across the website, customer data, AI workflows, and follow-up—without prescribing tools before the problem is clear.