Bryan Butvidas

Once called "The cleverest writer on the Internet" by LA Weekly and “A controlled chaotic mega brain that creates methods of madness that work freakishly well” by The Huffington Post, Bryan uses his technology background that he has developed since the age of 3 when he programmed his first pixel animation and mixes it with his non-traditional marketing methods to break the rules and develop big result products or campaigns.

Before being covered by The New York Times for his writing and international social experiment, Bryan is credited for developing some of the first and highest rated clone scripts and has produced success on each endeavor he has challenged himself with, and by success, he is able to boast over 1.8 billion page views on his Internet products collectively, 90,000 books sold on all continents, ran a number one radio show with 20,000 listeners, has been featured on almost every major world news station, newspaper, website and magazine. There is a good chance you’ve seen his content on your social news feed or even reported on by your local news station.

His passion is creating amazing products that have purpose and meaning. And by amazing, he wants to develop ideas that can better a person’s life, not just their pseudo social online persona. Along with the creation of meaningful technology, Bryan loves to build small teams that can produce superior and distinct products within short periods of production. His team members all agree that Bryan will always credit his team for the successes and takes blame for his team’s failures. He will stay in the trenches with you until a project is not only done, but until it reaches his high personal standard.

The Atlantic sums Bryan up in one sentence “The Internet’s best kept secret”.