I'm a designer, developer, Christ-follower, husband, and entrepreneur.

I love helping consultants, creators, and coaches trade in frustration and confusion for a website that brings clarity, confidence, and strategic growth.

When you and I make more money because we work together, that’s pretty sweet.

When I’m not growing my own business, I enjoy well-brewed coffee, reading business books and fantasy novels, playing board games with friends, and losing myself in an unexplored world on my Xbox. Nerd alert.

My wife Kylee and I live in Knoxville, Tennessee, near the Great Smoky Mountains.

I believe that small businesses are the backbone of America—thanks, Dave Ramsey—and I want to contribute to the success of yours by helping you launch a website that you are eager to share.

Building a profitable business that makes a positive impact on others isn’t easy. If it were, everyone would do it.

Too many business owners cringe when look at their own websites because what they see there doesn’t represent who they really are, whom they help, and the value they create. No, what they see is bland. Blech.

But it doesn’t have to be that way.

The best websites make a strong, positive first impression. They win trust through thoughtful design, solid copywriting, and artful strategy. They persuade the right people that they have nothing to lose by taking the first step.

Those websites are the ones I build. 

Over the years, I have fine-tuned my process and simplified my packages and prices. 

I share easy-to-understand prices up front.
Website “sprints” keep us focused on what matters most. 
By launching a strategic website sooner, you see ROI sooner.
I even offer a 100% refund with our initial package. If you followed the process and strategy and don’t believe I kept my promise, I will return your money.

That said, I only work with about 20 people each year, so I’m very invested in making your project a success. It’s in my best interest to do so: I want to use your case study to win my new client!

My clients tell me I make them feel like they’re my only client, and a lot of them ask for monthly subscriptions after we go through several sprints. You’ll have that option too.

Whether you work with me or find a better fit elsewhere, I truly wish you all the success in the world and hope you make a wildly positive impact on your family, team, and clients.

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When you're ready, there's 2 ways I can help you:

1. Download The Homepage Blueprint on my website.

2. Work with me to get a new website!


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Ezekiel Rochat

Ezekiel Rochat

Hold my coffee as I contemplate this email I just received...

"Dear Ezekiel,

We have carefully reviewed your professional trajectory and identified a powerful convergence between your expertise and Meta’s current strategic direction. Your ability to harmonize complex digital ecosystems with measurable business impact is precisely the caliber of leadership we seek.

Rather than a tactical execution role, we invite you to explore the Senior Director of Digital Marketing position as a Chief Growth Architect.
In this capacity, our expectation is the holistic leadership of our digital presence and the orchestration of full-funnel strategies that drive scalable acquisition and retention..."

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NO NO NO - you got it all wrong in your "careful review". 

I AM THE MORTAL EMBODIMENT OF COMPLEX DIGITAL HARMONY. 

FULL-FUNNEL STRATEGIES QUAKE AT THE SOUND OF MY KEYBOARD. 

I EAT HOLISTIC LEADERSHIP FOR BREAKFAST. 

Offer me Zuck's position and then I MIGHT consider it. 😉

Started and runs ROCSHIP | We’re fixing the marketing black hole for business owners who are fed up with wasting money on marketing.

POV: Your brother-in-law who works in logistics is telling you about Alex Hormozi's latest video at the family dinner.

Empowering your people to bring their best by leaving their financial stress behind

Dave Won

Sales teams fold whenever money is on the line (which is all the time). I fix the limiting money beliefs costing them deals.

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I hated coffee until my wife changed me.


To cover up the bitter taste, I used to load my coffee with tons of sugar, syrups and flavors.

I wasn’t even drinking coffee at this poin‍t. She showed me that sourcing matters. 

High quality coffee comes down to six things: 

- the bean (organic, single origin, high in antioxidants)

- the brewing method (I prefer pour over)

- grind size (extra coarse for a smoother and less bitter extraction)

- water quality (filtered, right pH, right minerals)

- water temperature (194°F for optimal extraction)

- pour speed (slow and gentle)

For the longest time, I tried to “fix” the taste of coffee by slapping a sugary band aid on it instead of getting down to the root of the problem.

Sales leaders do the same thing with their teams.

The bitter taste is their teams performance and they keep reaching for more sugar.

More playbooks. More methodologies. More tactics. More grit.

It’s not a technique or execution problem. It’s a money belief problem.

That it's scarce. That clients can't afford it. That talking about money is uncomfortable.

You can't train your way out of a money belief problem.

Getting to the source matters in coffee. It matters in sales too.


Any coffee drinkers here?

This guy turned down $4000 and told me to buy his $10 book instead 👇🏼

Let me take you back to May 2012.

I’ve been living in excruciating back pain for over a year at this point after herniating 2 discs in my lower back.

I recall driving around DC in so much pain I pulled over to the side of the road and gave Dr. Sarno a call.

I told him I was so desperate to come up to New York City to see him.

He told me his rates were $1000/hr for 4 hours but suggested I read his book instead since it would be just as effective, save me money and be a better use of my time (despite having openings in his calendar).

The lucrative choice would have been to take my money.

Instead, he made a decision based on my best interest, not his.

I could FEEL that he truly cared about my well-being.

Money wasn’t even remotely a motivator for him.

There wasn’t even a hint of scarcity, desperation or viewing the world through a lens of lack.

In sales, you can say all the right things and make all the right moves, but if you have a lack mindset around money, you’ll unintentionally put a wedge between you and your clients and make forming life long fans out of your clients that much more difficult.

It’s not about rejecting money or devaluing your worth.

It’s about confidently making decisions that truly serve your clients and knowing that this approach creates exponentially more value in the long run.

So even though Dr. Sarno didn’t close a $4000 opportunity with me, he turned me into a super fan and I’ve told thousands of people about him, his book and the life changing, healing impact that he made on my life.

And that right there is worth way more than $4000.

Dave Ramsey would make a terrible sales coach.


Here’s why.

His stuff is pretty logical.

Get on a budget. Spend less than you make. Know where each dollar is going. Use the difference to pay down debt. 

But he never asks the one question that actually matters:

-> Why did you get into debt in the first place?

If you don’t answer that, the plan works until it doesn’t.

Sales leaders make the same mistake.

Sales methodologies. Processes. Frameworks. Playbooks. Objection handling. Scripts.

All logic. All tactics. All rational.

None of it asks why.

Why does your rep decide what the client can afford before the conversation even happens?

Why does your rep protect the forecast instead of telling the truth?

Why does your rep over-apologize for the price?

It's not a tactics problem.

The tactics are fine.

It's that the training never reached the level where the behavior is actually coming from.

More logic won't fix what logic didn't cause.

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