Contact

Text me.It gets to me faster than anything else here.

No form to get through first, no scheduling link, no sales call at the end of it. I answer these myself, so it is a real reply and it is not instant.

Whichever one you'd actually do.

If it is about a website, the name of your shop is genuinely enough to start with. If it is about advisory, tell me the decision you keep turning over rather than what you are building.

I take on local work in Stow, Maynard, Hudson, Bolton, Harvard, Concord, Acton, Boxborough, Marlborough. Advisory is not geographic, so that list does not apply to it.

Peter Ferreira

Or, if you'd rather write

Three things, and none of them are a budget range.

Your name, somewhere to reply, and what is going on. No company size, no dropdown asking which funding stage you are, no checkbox agreeing to be added to anything. There is nothing to be added to.

What happens after

Not very much, on purpose.

Worth saying plainly, because most contact forms are the start of a sequence somebody set up once and forgot about.

You get a reply from me. Not a confirmation email, not a calendar link, not a drip. If what you need is obvious from the message I will just answer it, including when the answer is that you do not need me.

If it is worth a conversation, that is thirty minutes and nothing is owed for it. I will tell you before the end of it whether I think I am useful to you, because finding that out three weeks in is expensive for both of us.

Your details are not sold, shared, or added to a list, because there is no list. What you send goes to my inbox and stops there.