Who's behind it

An operator who has run the whole thing — not a freelancer with a tool.

Liftwright is led by Daniel Fox. The work behind it isn't theory: it's years of personally leading the marketing function for high-ticket businesses, on top of having built and sold a company of his own.

The track record

Dozens of engagements — and one company built and sold.

Over the past several years, Daniel has personally led the marketing function for dozens of established, high-ticket businesses as a fractional operator — leading the plan, not just running a channel.

Before that, he founded, bootstrapped, built, and sold Skreened — a custom-apparel company he grew past 100 people and roughly $16M in revenue before it was acquired. He didn't inherit that growth; he engineered the demand under it: an organic search engine that carried the business to its first $8M with almost no ad spend, then a content-and-culture engine that doubled it. That's the difference between Liftwright and the flood of cheaper, under-powered help. You're not handing the most important function in your business to someone learning on your budget. You're handing it to one accountable leader who has carried a P&L, scaled a team, and answered for the number at the end of it.

Dozens

fractional engagements led

Built & sold

Skreened, built and sold

Hundreds

of people led

In their words

“It completely feels like a dream come true — I didn't even know this could happen. This is the stuff you're masterful at. I'm giddy with gratitude.”

— Victoria L., client

“This is your genius, and I love it.”

— Nathan H., founder of a wellness brand

The proof

A pattern of moving the number — not just running activity.

A few engagements, anonymized. Different industries, one job: lead the marketing, build demand that doesn't ride on referrals, and answer for the number.

Doubled revenue in a yearA direct-to-consumer wellness brand — by surfacing three buyer segments the founder couldn't see, and repositioning to serve all four.

Under $500 to ~$150K onlineA solo expert who had been earning her living on the road — rebuilt into a digital business inside a single year.

A launch tripled in six weeksA coaching practice — from roughly $8K to $25K, by fixing the offer, the message, and the launch itself.

A lead engine you can readA real-estate practice — landing pages, funnels, and CRM that turn local attention into booked appointments.

Profitable in year oneA high-ticket live-events company he founded and ran — with a New York Times best-selling author as headline faculty.

“You built something people genuinely want. The problem was never the product — it's that demand still rides on referrals, and no one's job is to run it. That's the seat we take.”

— the throughline across every engagement

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