About me

What I do: ✏️ Writer & Content Strategist What it looks like: 📣 Materials—landing pages, sales and pitch decks, sales copy, email, direct mail, ads, and blogs 📣 Social media management—optimizing LinkedIn for your career / company / product / brand 📣 Creative Strategy—helping people and companies stand out with content planning and execution Personal: ✅ Father of 6 ✅ LDS ✅ SLC area ✅ Wrestling Coach ✅ Armchair Rockologist ✅ Taco Connoisseur Work: ⭕ Owner @ booth | digital content creation for everyone ⭕ Cofounder @ HYVV | the startup OS is here Other: 👾 Web3 Believer (we'll get there eventually - WGTE) 🛹 Longboarding is 🆒 🎹 Writing Music 💯 Bill Campbell Wannabe Contact: 🎥 VideoAsk: https://www.videoask.com/fg64l6nyq ☎️ 253.226.1258 📧 [email protected] | [email protected] ✌️ Volley - talk.volley.app/morgan 💬 Hey Yep - https://morgan.heyyep.com/channel/7kbywI8guzlhqNpZxwWs Follow: LI: @growmorg Twitter: @morgatronics Diamond: @morgatronic Substack: https://morg.substack.com/ Books: Onward by Howard Shultz Work Rules by Laszlo Bock Upstream by Dan Heath How Google Works by Eric Schmidt & Co. The Advantage by Patrick Lencioni Heretic by Morgan Snyder 😉 read it in my featured section for FREE A story: Once upon a time there was a very sad, miserable man. He looked like a mix between Droopy the Dog and Nick Nurse. During the day, he taught Spanish at a local High School, and came home to write online curriculum at night. Things weren't looking good. Then one day, this sad, miserable man had an epiphany (albeit slightly late—his timing wasn't great): Just because he had earned two education degrees, went into enormous amounts of debt, and had a bunch of kids in his early twenties, didn't mean he was stuck! No! He could find a way out of this! The slightly cheered up, yet still slightly sad man departed the classroom and began to knock doors. He sold alarm systems in Tacoma. He had a decent summer. He learned the ropes in the corporate office. Then, out of nowhere, a man from his hometown offered him a job at a healthcare consulting company. What luck! They then moved to Utah to join a startup helping patients manage diabetes. "I think this is good," said the semi-stable man, feeling a smidge better. From there, the man with a decent plan began to make more connections, raise money for startups, build teams, make digital content, and eventually, formed his own company. "How did this happen?" said Morg.