About
I'm Jeff. There's no team behind me, and that's the point.
I run Impact Marketing KY out of Winchester, Kentucky. When you call, you get me — the owner, the person doing the actual work. Not an assistant who takes your name down and calls you back in three days.
How this started
By day I'm the assistant manager at Clark Propane Plus — three plants and a satellite office. I started handling their marketing and their website because it needed doing, and I got hooked on it.
Then I started looking at what other agencies were charging small businesses around here for work that genuinely doesn't require an office and six salaries. That gap is why this business exists. Not to build an empire — to help people who don't have the budget or the time to figure this out themselves.
Why the day job is a feature
I'm not a marketer who decided to help small businesses. I'm somebody who runs a real multi-location operation and learned marketing because my employer needed it.
So when you tell me dispatch is a mess in February, or that you lost a morning to one angry customer, or that your busy season pays for your slow one — I'm not nodding politely. I did that on Tuesday.
The honest part about hours
This runs evenings and weekends right now: Monday to Friday 5pm–10pm, weekends 10am–10pm, and around the clock if you're a current client with something genuinely broken. I'd rather tell you that up front than pretend I'm sitting in an office at 10am. The work gets done and it gets done well — it just doesn't happen between nine and five.
What I won't do
- Mark up your ad spend. Money for Google goes to Google.
- Lock you into a long contract. Three months minimum, then month to month.
- Hold your domain or your website hostage. Both are in your name.
- Sell you something you don't need. I've told people to not hire me and I'll do it again.
The Blueprint Session
Let's spend thirty minutes on your business.
No pitch, no charge. I'll look at your site, your Google listing and what your competitors are doing, and tell you plainly what I'd fix first. If you can do it yourself, I'll show you how — and if you don't need me yet, I'll say so.