I’m Jared Carrizales.
I craft digital legacies.
It’s not enough to simply grow traffic — most SEOs can do that. I believe it’s also my job to help that traffic convert.
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I started in the digital marketing space in 2008, and have personally managed hundreds of campaigns for SMBs, e-commerce stores, and the Fortune 500.
More than just SEO.
I certainly enjoy SEO, but I also make time to work on other personal and professional pursuits.
I make an effort to speak at events throughout the year, as able. These typically revolve around marketing and remote work.
Away from work, I enjoy playing tennis and competing in trivia nights with friends regularly.
Built layer by layer.
Throughout my career, I’ve been guided by two main objectives: bring value to website visitors, and do so ethically.
In 2008 I started my own website, having no clue what goes into that. Over the next two years, I essentially gave myself a crash course in all things digital marketing. Since then, I’ve been building layer upon layer of additional knowledge — working with companies like Elementor, St. Edward’s University, SMU, Benzinga, and the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce.
What people say.
I’ve worked with some great people over the years. Here’s what some of them have had to say.
Jared and I have worked together on several projects over the years. He has an immense amount of knowledge about this industry and an absolute passion for staying up to date on the newest and latest trends. His friendly demeanor and can-do attitude are what makes him so easy to work with.
Personable, professional, detail-oriented, and success-driven, but made those of us he supervised feel encouraged and at ease at the same time. When Jared came onboard we felt like a team, learned more, and felt more driven to succeed.
He worked with his team to brainstorm and implement campaigns intended to improve the client’s traffic, search rankings, brand recognition, and most importantly ROI. He was a good teacher and a good leader and would be an asset to any team.
Jared walked me through the mystery of analytics, helped me understand far more than I ever could have figured out on my own. Listened to what I wanted, walked me through the steps, and wrote it all out so I can reference everything.
Sharing what I know.
It’s my belief that if you’re not participating in the SEO industry, you probably aren’t learning much. I try to make sure I’m always engaging with the community, as well as keeping my eye open for good content contributions.
Which Link Building Tactic Should I Use in My Campaign?
One of my favorite posts — I discuss the nuts and bolts of which link building tactics should be used in specific situations to have better results.
White Label Link Building: Making it Work for Everyone
I wrote this post to describe the relationship between agencies and vendors, and how it can be structured to benefit both parties.
How SEO Can Contribute to Business Growth
This was an interview during the peak of covid. The founder of Ranksey and I discussed team management and agency-side perseverance.
I typically speak at 3–5 events each year.
The subject matters revolve around marketing, management, and remote work. Past organizations I’ve given presentations for have included SHRM, SM Tulsa, Rocks Digital, ASCENT, Blog Elevated, and more.