Welcome to Jason's professional diary! Here you'll find all the juicy snippets of their career thus far. You can scroll down to see the whole of it, or click the boxes below to bring you to whichever portion you'd like to see first.

After a foray into the financial world, Jason is back in the industry they love: gaming news. At GAMURS Group, Jason tracks and acts on thousands of keywords to ensure Primagames.com and Gamepur.com outrank all competitors on the SERP. Jason leads a team of updates writers to evergreen articles, and help build the domain authority of the websites they work on. They’ve always got a tab of Semrush, Google Search Console, and Trello open.

At a small company like RiskHedge, Jason wore many hats. Sometimes, too many to fit on their head. They were the daily point person for all publications, coordinating with editors and the production team to make sure mailings are on schedule and sent out on time. In pinches, Jason also ghostwrote so that every deadline was met.

Jason was a project manager for the team, and they liked to keep things organized. So, they decided to create an entire editorial handbook for RiskHedge employees. They also committed themself to creating additional resources for employees through a wonderful set of Google Docs that the company didn't have before.

And for the first time in a few years, Jason joined a team where they didn't have to launch an entire franchise from the ground up... or so they thought initially. Several months into their tenure as a contractor for RiskHedge, Jason was an integral part to launching RiskHedge Venture, a new premium crypto advisory. It's RiskHedge's most successful publication, and Jason worked with the editor closely to ensure it kept performing at a high level.

In Baltimore, Jason and their small team launched Monument Traders Alliance, a franchise dedicated to delivering investment advice through a free e-letter called Trade of the Day and a subscription-based live chatroom called The War Room. With Monument Traders Alliance’s launch promotion of The War Room, Jason and their team broke sales records. For months, Monument Traders Alliance dominated the “Zambezi,” an internal marketing report that lists out gross profits for each franchise under The Agora Companies umbrella.

This was Jason’s first foray into the investing world, and in less than a year they were already trading stock options successfully for moderate gains. Their ability to learn quickly helped them succeed in a role where they had virtually no direction or guidance - it was a true sink or swim moment, and Jason came out looking like Michael Phelps.

Finally, years of esports experience had paid off and Jason landed a gig to be part of launching the next big esports brand from the ground up in New York, New York. They held the title of senior editor, but they wore many hats. With an opportunity to work endlessly, since there was so much to be done, Jason shined and showed true leadership. In their role, and with the help of their team/staff, they created a product that landed launch partners in Fnatic, DreamHack, Mountain Dew, and many other brands. In short, Jason and their team killed it.

From 2016-2019, Jason wrote 2,030 articles, and garnered over 9 million reads. The scariest part? They edited many, many more articles than that.

(Before DBLTAP became DBLTAP, it was 12up Esports and located on 12up.com. Because of that, Jason’s total articles are spread between two websites. He wrote 1,279 articles under the 12up.com banner, and 751 under the DBLTAP banner.)

Jason was the lead writer for Big Blue Esports, and they covered the organization's events and tournaments. Through BBES, they helped bring New England's small Super Smash Bros. Melee scene to the global scale with creative and engaging content.

At Team Dignitas, Jason worked with a team of writers and pushed out informative articles to increase traffic on the team's official website.

For Esports Unlimited, Jason worked on being up to date with all popular esports that were available for fantasy betting on the website. On social media they amassed a following through interaction and content, while they kept members updated on the current status of multiple professional leagues.

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With an internship-turned-job position at D.A.R.E. America, Jason wrote copy to market D.A.R.E.’s education programs. They also produced content for the website to generate traffic and keep members informed. Sadly, D.A.R.E. America moved their website to a different IP at a time before Jason understood the importance of building a portfolio. Only these sacred pieces of scripture remain from their tenure.

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During their time at LoL Class, Jason became the social media wizard they are today. With the help of Hootsuite, they delivered creative content to the League of Legends community, and helped further the LoL Class brand.

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