I left GoDaddy in 2018 and helped start Clickflame from there. Since then the work has been the same thread running through everything: rank the site, build the experience, lower the cost of every conversion. Creative marketing and client acquisition — not theory, the actual mechanics of getting a business found and chosen.
Axion is where that same approach now applies to domains and the infrastructure behind them. Here's some of the work.
Started after leaving GoDaddy in 2018. Clickflame is a full-stack digital marketing agency — SEO, paid ads, web design, and local search — built around one goal: measurable growth. Over the years, the work has put hundreds of client websites on page one of Google, built digital experiences designed around conversion rather than decoration, and driven down cost-per-conversion across paid and organic channels.
clickflame.com →A mobile mechanic and auto repair brand with 15 service locations across Southern California's Inland Empire and Coachella Valley — shop locations in Hemet and Riverside, plus mobile coverage in Lake Elsinore, Menifee, Moreno Valley, Murrieta, Norco, Palm Desert, Palm Springs, Perris, Rancho Mirage, San Jacinto, Temecula, Wildomar, and Hawthorne. Built to rank for real local search intent ("mechanic near me," "mobile mechanic [city]") and convert that traffic into booked jobs — Supercanic holds strong local search positions and brings in steady, high-intent organic traffic.
supercanic.com →An auto-services directory and independent certification platform, built with my best friend Anthony from the ground up. It's now home to 1,714 verified businesses — mobile mechanics, repair shops, diesel and RV specialists, body shops, and more — across 206 cities in 8 states. Shops can claim a free listing and earn a Mechanic Rank certification; Supercanic's own locations carry the verified "gold standard" badge inside the directory itself.
mechanicrank.com →My own company — the umbrella for the software and marketing systems I build outside of client work. Its flagship product, Project Atlas, is built around a simple idea: track the metrics that actually predict a sale, especially cost-per-acquisition (CPA), and use that data to systematically bring down the cost of every conversion.
Currently in progress: a directory built for tattoo artists and the people looking for them — searchable by style, with a way for artists to line up guest spots at shops across the country. Less a booking app, more a guild. The plan includes a matching feature where someone describes the tattoo they want (or uploads reference photos or a photo of themselves), the concept gets rendered as an image, and the platform surfaces the artists across the country best suited to actually tattoo it.
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