Hi, I’m Jase.
I’m a dad, entrepreneur, husband, investor, mountain biker, SEO addict, story teller, student (of life) and traveller.
Mission
To build the infrastructure that myself, my family and my businesses need to be their best.
Values
When limited to just 5 choices, I value:
- stability,
- freedom,
- simplicity,
- focus, and
- perserverence.
Priorities
Ahead of everything else, I prioritise:
- health,
- family,
- wealth, and
- adventure.
Business
I am currently building out an SEO agency called Dialed Labs, with a focus on developing “done for you” SEO services. My goal is to have a team that I can fully trust to operate and grow any of my website investments.
Most new SEO enquiries come to Dialed Labs looking for help with:
- completely managing their SEO so they can focus on their business,
- building backlinks for them,
- identifying and fixing their technical SEO issues, or
- providing content strategy or producing that content for them.
Prior to this I was involved in a small fund that bought established websites that generated income, where my role was to perform due diligence on those websites, migrate them, and later on, operate them.
Before getting involved in the fund, I was a full time SEO consultant, while also building my own affiliate and rank and rent websites in my spare time. Selling websites is time consuming, so right now I am just banking the cash that they spin off.
Australian, I Guess
I was born in Australia and have since moved to Andorra. I feel very much at home in Andorra, but truthfully I feel comfortable in most countries.
Back when I didn’t own a passport, the world seemed to be a big scary place back. After a good amount of travel in my late 20’s and early 30’s, I now know that most people are good no matter where they’re from.
Myself and my family are fortunate enough to be extremely location independent. As long as we have an internet connection, we can earn money. Ironically however, we don’t travel much these days.
Other Random Points
A once off of the cuff description of me was ‘all or nothing’. That seems apt.
A fast moving career has had a funny effect on me — I’ve come to be used to working with older people and have come to enjoy being the “youngest” in social groups. New friends in my life tend to have 5 or 10 years on me. I do my best to pay attention to these teachers.
I have basically done everything on the tech stack at some point — from operating data centers to writing code. In my last job, I was running cables under the floor in the morning and configuring operating systems in the afternoon. My coding ‘skills’ are self taught (and terrible), but it gets the job done.
Entrepreneurship was never really an interest of mine, but retiring early was. Work always came easy to me, as I hold myself to a higher standard than many of my employers.
Deep down though, I don’t like being told what to do, unless it’s direct guidance from someone who has been there, done it, and is directly trying to help me achieve my goals.
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