Pleeter LLC helps growing businesses launch online stores, licensing programs, apps and physical products, and then makes them pay.
A direct-to-consumer store for Bronco Buck collectible figurines. Customers design their own in an interactive builder, choosing body color, mane, stand and accessories, then save, share or order it.
I built the brand, the product line, the website and the commercial, and I produce every piece in-house on multi-color 3D printers.
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One person who handles the strategy, the deals and the build, so nothing gets lost in hand-offs.
Online stores, subscription platforms, SEO and affiliate programs that bring in traffic and turn it into sales.
New revenue from content you already own. I find the partners, negotiate the agreements and manage the P&L.
iPhone and iPad apps built in Xcode, plus modern web builds with Next.js and React, from first sketch to App Store.
Physical products designed, prototyped and produced with 3D printing, then sold online.
QR-coded inventory, automated Google listings, iPad fleets and websites that keep day-to-day operations running.
SQL Server databases, data models and reports that show you what is actually selling.
Conceived, coded and launched under Pleeter LLC.
A music game for speech therapy. Players name the artist behind #1 hit song clips from 1950 to 2019.
App StoreRaises awareness of aphasia. Take a selfie, add a message and share it on social media.
App StoreFlip coins, roll dice and draw cards with a true random number generator. 12,000+ users.
App StoreTwenty-plus years building new revenue channels, from startups to a global publisher.
Consulting, app development and direct-to-consumer products for dealerships, publishers and nonprofits.
Built a multimillion-dollar electronic licensing channel and closed over $9M in agreements.
Ran AspenPublishers.com at $3M+ a year and grew online revenue 65%.
Led e-commerce for a children's membership club with 150,000+ subscribers.
Ran five divisions with $7M in sales and integrated two acquisitions, cutting overhead up to 85%.
Moved the company from an IBM AS/400 to a client-server network, optimized assembly lines, designed a bar-coded inventory system and grew the customer base 20%.
I started as an engineer, moved into operations, and spent most of my career building online revenue for publishers and startups. In 2010 I started Pleeter LLC to do that work directly for the businesses that need it.
I like projects where the business side and the technical side have to meet: a licensing deal that needs a delivery platform, a store that needs a better product, or an idea that needs someone to actually build it.