Growth marketing specialist · Scottsdale, AZ

Make your business outshine the competition

I build your website, get it found on Google, and write what your customers read and watch. You work with me directly, in English or French.

What I do

Three ways I grow a business

Some clients need one of these. Some need all three working together, like WiFeel: the offer, the outreach, and the website.

  1. 01

    Direct response marketing

    Scale your business

    Launch emails, webinar funnels, ads, VSLs, and sales pages, written from real customer language.

    Short Film Deep Dive · Fantastic Mum · BoostMentor

    See the work →
  2. 02

    Websites

    Improve your visibility

    Hand-coded websites that load in under a second and give Google clean pages to read. Live in 48 hours.

    CorpusIQ · Add a Hand · WiFeel · Last Ride Equine · Fit et Kiff

    See the work →
  3. 03

    Social media and video

    Grow on social media

    Organic content, reel and YouTube scripts, and motion video that explain an offer in seconds.

    CorpusIQ · Riley Romacker · Family Trading

    See the work →

Selected work

Different formats, one job: sell

Some projects are a full growth mission. Others are one piece, done for a launch. Here is a mix of both.

Current client · Landing page, video, and social

Landing page redesign · Motion video · Organic content

CorpusIQ

B2B software: consistent business answers in your AI assistant

I work across their marketing. I redesigned their landing page, now live on corpusiq.io: a new structure, an answer demo, and hand-drawn motion. I also made a motion video for their website and write organic content for their Instagram and YouTube.

Full missions · Website, video, and content

Screenshot of the WiFeel website

Offer · Website · SEO · Outreach

WiFeel ● LIVE

IT, WiFi, cameras and access control for businesses · France

A long-running growth mission. I rebuilt their website and blog, wrote the AI offer they launched and their cold outreach, then audited the site for Google and AI answers.

Organic videos on their YouTube

WiFi repeaters are killing your WiFi network 111K organic views
WiFi 6 vs WiFi 7: should you switch networks in 2025? 13K organic views

Market research · Content plan · Website

Fit et Kiff

Nutrition creator for women over 40 · France

1,055,768 YouTube views in nine weeks

I studied two nutrition accounts that already win, then wrote her short-form plan: one aisle format, a hook checklist, five Shorts a week. She filmed every video herself.

Her top Shorts, filmed from the plan

The swap for baking powder 400,507 views
Sunflower oil vs olive oil sardines 278,505 views
Water-cooked sardines at Lidl, 1.19 € 73,609 views

Referrals are great. But if that is your only system, you do not own a business. You own hope.

Riley Romacker Instagram scripts · High-end car detailing See the project for Riley Romacker →

Direct response · Case study

First slide of the From Script to Screen webinar deck: Final Draft × Short Film Deep Dive

Webinar funnel · Ads · Emails · Newsletter

Short Film Deep Dive

Training for short film directors · An official Final Draft partner

I wrote the funnel around their live webinar: the ads, the sign-up page, the reminder emails, the 90-minute script, and the emails that close the sale. One of their webinars ran in partnership with Final Draft.

Local sites · 20 live in Arizona

See all 20 local sites →

She stayed close to the hotel. She wore loose clothes. She watched the beach... from far away.

Fantastic Mum EN Seven-email launch sequence · Weight loss coaching for mothers, 90-day program See the project for Fantastic Mum →

Ils ont juste une fuite dans leur acquisition.

They just have a leak in their acquisition.

BoostMentor FR VSL and sales email · Skool community for coaches and freelancers See the project for BoostMentor →
See all 19 projects

English and French

Why your current site does nothing

Templates look like templates, and agencies take months

Your customers judge your business by your site in about three seconds. A page builder full of widgets does not survive that. Neither does waiting a quarter for an agency to deliver a site you could have bought for $50.

My way: words first, then code

I start with what you actually say to customers on the phone, and what they say back. That becomes the words on the page. Then I code the site by hand around those words. No theme, no builder, nothing you do not need. Hand-coded pages load in under a second, and speed is exactly what Google rewards.

Structured data on every page, so search engines and AI assistants can read your business like a menu.

How it works

Four steps: you answer questions, I build

  1. 01

    We talk

    Thirty minutes on your business: services, customers, the objections you hear every week.

  2. 02

    Words first

    I write every line before touching design. You approve the words, not a wireframe.

  3. 03

    Design, then code

    A locked design system, then the site built by hand, section by section, checked on phone and desktop.

  4. 04

    The last 30%

    Speed, structured data, tracking, the polish. The part templates never do, and the reason this works.

Portrait of Brandon Belot
Small business growth, from the inside.

Who you work with

One person for the whole system

I'm Brandon Belot, a growth marketing specialist in Scottsdale, AZ. I write direct response copy in English and French, build websites, and make social content, for small businesses around the Phoenix metro (med spas, HVAC companies, plumbers, electricians) and for brands in the US and France. Right now I work with CorpusIQ, a B2B software company, on their landing page, video, and social content. No handoffs, no account manager, no outsourcing. That's the "from the inside" part: I learn your business before I write a word about it.

Questions clients actually ask

How fast is "fast"?

48 hours. Once we have talked and I have your material, your site goes from blank file to live in two days. You watch it come together section by section.

Do you only build websites?

No. Some clients hire me for one piece: a launch email sequence, a webinar funnel, ads, a video. Others want the whole system, from the offer to the site. The portfolio shows both. See the work

Do I have to write anything?

No. The interview is the writing. I turn what you tell me into the words on the page.

Who owns the site?

You do. It lives in your own repository, deployed on your own domain. If we part ways, everything stays yours.

What about Google?

The site ships with structured data, sub-second loads, and clean pages per service. That is the groundwork rankings are built on. Nobody can honestly promise you position one, and I will not.

What happens after launch?

Your call. Take the keys and go, or I keep it fast, updated, and watched for a monthly retainer.

Let’s make your business impossible to miss

Book a time and tell me what you're working on: a new site, a launch, or a role to fill. On the call, I tell you what I would do and what it would take.

Want to work with me?