Parents come to Family Tech for straight answers about the technology in their homes, without the fear and without the jargon. When I share a product, it’s because I’d recommend it to my own family.
Whether you’re launching something new, need fresh content for your own channels, or want trackable sign-ups, I’ll build a partnership around what success looks like for you.
Tell me what a win looks like, and I’ll shape the package around it, not around a one-size-fits-all rate card.
You’re launching a product, a feature, or a new market and want parents to know your name.
You need authentic, parent-tested creative you can use in your own marketing.
You want results you can track: clicks, downloads, trials, or purchases.
Search-friendly long-form videos and Shorts on the @FamilyTech channel, with 42K+ subscribers.
Episode sponsorships and host-read mentions on my weekly show for busy parents.
Reels, carousels, and my Thursday Instagram Lunch and Learn Live.
Sponsored segments on local TV, like my Verizon features on ABC4’s Good Things Utah. See them below.
Reviews, how-to guides, and printable resources on familytechzone.com that families come back to.
Conversations in our Facebook group, Discord server, and r/FamilyTech subreddit.
Product launches, influencer events, and parent nights. Verizon has hired me to speak at launch events in New York and San Francisco.
From a recurring Verizon series on ABC4’s Good Things Utah to work with Microsoft, Lenovo, and Uplift Families, here’s how I bring a brand’s message to parents in a way they trust.
Back-to-school tech that keeps kids safe and connected, from the Gizmo Watch to screen time tools in the Verizon Family app.
Location sharing, Safe Walk for Halloween night, driving insights for new drivers, and screen time controls in one app.
Making the “first phone” talk less stressful for the holidays, from kid watches to a family tech agreement.
As a regular family tech expert on KSL, I share the gadgets and tools I actually use and love. These segments aren’t paid placements, but they show how I explain products to everyday families: clearly, practically, and without the jargon.
We talk through what success looks like, your audience, and your timeline.
I’ll send a few options, each spelling out the deliverables, usage rights, and any exclusivity.
You share a short creative brief, and I send an outline of exactly what I’ll say and show.
I produce the content and send drafts on schedule, with a set number of revision rounds.
Content goes live with clear disclosure, and I stick around to answer questions in the comments.
You get a post-campaign report with the numbers and what we learned.
I only partner with products I’d recommend to my own family, and I keep the final say on my opinion.
Every sponsored piece clearly says it’s sponsored. Trust is what makes my audience listen.
No fear-based messaging. Parents should walk away feeling capable and ready to act.
Content focused on how your product actually helps a family, with steps they can use today.
Tell me about your brand and your goals, and I’ll get back to you with ideas and options.
