Jamie Snow · Zipline Creative

I build and run the systems small businesses grow on.

Marketing, websites and brand, plus automated AI workflows that run your day-to-day more efficiently and give you a clearer picture of what’s working, from inventory to staff training. For owner-led and multi-location businesses. It starts with a free audit, and I can stay on as your part-time marketing director. Rochester, NY and remote.

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What I do

Find it. Fix it. Build it. Keep it running.

Every stop is complete on its own. Start where you are and stop when you have what you need.

Systems

Systems that keep your business running.

Inventory, training and client operations. Each one starts from a baseline I’ve already built, then gets fitted to how your business works. Scoped and priced per business.

Mac’s Pizza Shack inventory: quick actions, stock health and low-stock items on a tablet and a phoneInventory

Know what you have

What’s on hand, what’s running low and what to reorder, in one place your team keeps up to date.

Mac’s Pizza Shack training app: station readiness on a laptop and a training video on a tabletTraining

Train every location the same way

Staff guides and a training portal, so every new hire learns your way of doing things and the brand stays consistent from store to store.

The ClientOS Command Center on a laptop: open tasks, compliance and correspondence across every client in one place, shown with a sample fundClient operations

Run many clients from one system

ClientOS: one operating system for practices that juggle many clients at once.

How the work gets done

The systems behind everything I make.

Every post, page, audit and plan comes out of tools and routines I’ve built and use every day. They keep the work consistent, checked and on time, and many of them can run for your business too.

Sample content run on a laptop and a finished post on a phoneDaily content

A content system that runs every day

Each day’s idea comes from what’s happening in your business: a new location, a new offer, an event, a busy season. We check what people are searching right now so it’s timely, then write it for each platform and fact-check it. You approve before anything posts.

Sample listing check comparing name, address, hours and phone across Google, Apple Maps, Bing, Yelp and FacebookPresence checks

Everywhere you show up, checked

Google, Apple Maps, Bing, Yelp, Facebook and booking sites, compared and listed with what doesn’t match.

Sample audit results on a laptop and the free roadmap on a phoneFree roadmap

What you need, in order

After a first look, we put what you need in order and turn it into a roadmap, free.

Sample design direction sheet: competition, design rules and the sameness testDesign research

Design with reasons behind it

A look at your competition first, a short set of design rules, and the finished work checked against them.

Sample launch check: pages, forms, links, share preview and phone layout all passingLaunch checks

Done means it works

Pages, forms, links and share previews tested on the real address, on a phone, before launch.

Sample claims check showing each claim with its source, and lines fixed or cutFact checks

Every claim has a source

Prices, quotes and facts checked before publishing, and no client named without permission.

In practice

Real businesses, running on real systems.

Two restaurants, one owner, several systems working together.

Mac’s Pizza Shack and Tucker’s Tavern sit next door to each other and share an owner. We built each its own website, a staff training app with step-by-step videos and quick-reference guides for every station, and one inventory system both restaurants count in, with low-stock alerts, deliveries and waste tracked in one place, so the owner can see what’s running low before it runs out.

Tucker’s Tavern website on a laptop and a phone
A real, live site: Tucker’s Tavern on a laptop and a phone
Mac’s Pizza Shack’s systems on three devices: the inventory dashboard on a laptop, a staff training video on a tablet, and the Mac’s website on a phone
One client, several systems: Mac’s Pizza Shack’s inventory, staff training videos and website

A salon that had moved, and an internet that hadn’t caught up.

Tina’s Natural Nails, Hair & Spa: her roadmap on a laptop, her Google Maps listing on a phone, and one of her social posts on a second phone
Tina’s roadmap, her Google Maps listing and one of her weekly posts

Tina’s Natural Nails, Hair & Spa in Rochester is the first business in the Lift Up Local Fund. Her business information disagreed across 20+ online listings, and a maps app was sending new clients to an address she’d left. It’s common after a move, and it’s fixable.

  • A real price menu on her website, with current prices as text
  • Privacy and terms pages published
  • Dead social links repaired
  • Regular posts on her Facebook and Instagram
About me
Jamie Snow
Zipline Creative
Rochester, NY · remote US
Fractional · contract · project

I help you bring your vision to life, and keep it running.

I’ve spent more than twenty years across enterprise consulting, healthcare brands and owner-operated businesses.

We start by figuring out what you need, putting it in order and turning it into a roadmap, always free. Then you decide what to do next. If you’d like to work with me, we scope the work and set a timeline together. Every part of every project is tracked and shared, so you always know where things stand.

Giving back

The Lift Up Local Fund

Community-funded growth support for local businesses that need it. Anyone can nominate and contribute.

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