About Matt

Internet Marketing Experience Built Through Constant Change

Matt brings long-term hands-on experience to SEO, paid media, local search, digital strategy and practical AI systems. The work stays grounded in clear decisions, direct communication and evidence the business can verify.

Matt Brandenburg, internet marketing, SEO and AI strategy consultant

Strategy shaped by doing the work

I've worked in internet marketing since the 1990s, and the same drive that earned me the 2014 NASA 2WD National Rally Championship is what I bring to every client engagement.

For over 30 years, I've worked hands-on with founders, executives, and teams to turn strategy into measurable results.

Matt leads the broader internet marketing strategy and stays involved in the decisions that shape priorities, implementation and measurement.

Verified rally championship

2014 NASA 2WD National Rally Champion, listed by NASA Rally Sport.

Direct communication

Strategy is discussed in plain language, with decisions and tradeoffs made visible.

Specialist collaboration

Led and managed by Lindsey, our social media marketing specialist.

Matt Brandenburg's rally car airborne during competition on a forest stage

Preparation, judgment and controlled speed

Rally competition rewards preparation, quick reading of changing conditions and disciplined execution. Those same habits matter when a marketing program has limited time, budget and information.

The championship is independently listed in the official NASA Rally Sport national champions record.

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Software, applications and marketing in the late 1990s

Some of my early software, applications, and marketing techniques were seen on ABC's 20/20 and CBS's 60 Minutes in the late 1990s.

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A practical standard for the work

These principles shape how strategy, implementation and reporting are handled.

01

Start with the business question

Choose a channel or tactic only after defining the audience, constraint and useful outcome.

02

Protect what already works

Check rankings, links, conversion paths and operating processes before material changes.

03

Keep claims supportable

Use real sources, careful language and visible limitations instead of inflated credentials or results.

04

Use specialists clearly

Define ownership and keep the broader strategy coordinated across channels.

05

Measure before expanding

Increase scope when the evidence shows the work is useful and controllable.

06

Explain the tradeoffs

A good recommendation includes what will not be prioritized and why.

Talk directly about the business and the next decision

Share the current situation, the available evidence and what needs to improve. Matt will help identify the next practical move.