I write persuasive, plain-language email copy that gets results and meets compliance standards. I also design and hand-code 508-compliant emails from scratch. No builders, no bloat, no accessibility gaps.
For emails that convert and comply, I'm the one-stop shop, Accessible Email Guy.
Youngstown, OH
- Teaching gave me plenty of management experience early on as my first experience in the workforce after university. I taught French, Python, and Programming Concepts in addition to Art, Gym, and some after-school clubs.North Jackson, OH
- Sales was a whole lot of fun despite a lot of constant negative feedback. It was the perfect playground to make my own Client Relation Managment software to keep track of my organization. My bosses advised me to call or visit potential clients, but you know me... I emailed!Mansield, OH
In the US Air Force, I study SDR (Software Defined Radio) and use code to advance our base's mission. I'm excited to see what lies ahead in my software-oriented military career.Warren, OH : : Remote
As the Accessible Email Guy, I am both parts copywriter and developer. I'm happy to have merged two of my passions into one business, even when I'm only offering one service at a time. I'm excited to help reach your whole audience.
I craft custom HTML emails that are accessible from the copy to the code. With a strict compliance to Section 508 and Plain Language standards, I ensure everyone can connect with your message—because everyone deserves to be able to partake in your brand.
I seamlessly slip into your brand's voice and write copy that makes sense and that generates activity.
I create my emails from the ground up to get you as close to the message as possible. Custom designs, no bloat, total control.
Accessibility is not optional. I help cicilian brands and government agencies meet the highest legal accessibility standards.
Mitchell does a phenomenal job both building and handling all of my projects. He seamlessly translates all the thoughts I have to a workable end-state. I am honored to recommend him to anyone who wants to get things done.
We already had a website that was working how we wanted, but we were draining our own resources assigning development tasks to employees who already have important roles. Now that Mitchell is our on-call web developer, it's a weight off our shoulders; we can operate smoother and more efficiently.
Most email marketing specialists don't give a second thought to accessibility. Many exchange clarity for cleverness—and neither they nor their clients realize how much this might be hurting them.
Accessibility is usability. If someone can't read, understand, or interact with your email, you're losing them—regardless of ability. Accessible design is good design.
Everyone benefits from clarity. Busy executives, tired eyes, mobile users, neurodivergent readers, ESL speakers, older customers—all gain from accessible, well-structured emails.
Plain Language is powerful. It's strategic, persuasive, and respectful of your reader's time. It doesn't dumb things down—it lifts conversions up.
