Direct involvement.
You work with the person making the recommendations and staying involved in the implementation.
I’m Thomas D. Wright.
Strategist, builder, and the person you work with.
I’ve kept Adtastic deliberately small so I can stay involved in the details, understand the business, and do work I can stand behind.
Adtastic started in advertising. When the internet began opening up new possibilities in the late 1990s, I moved with it—and kept the name.
Since 1998, the business has grown around websites, hosting, marketing, eCommerce, and the practical work that connects them. Today that also includes custom tools, AI, and automation.
The technology has changed many times. The reasons people stay have been more consistent: direct advice, personal attention, and someone willing to understand the whole problem.
Most new business comes through referrals. My average client relationship runs more than a decade. That is the kind of business I want to keep building.
You work with the person making the recommendations and staying involved in the implementation.
We look at what matters for your business and agree on the work worth doing next.
The website is part of a business. The decisions should still make sense after launch day.
I’m most useful to business owners who value experience, candid conversation, and a partner who can connect strategy with implementation. A focused project can be a good place to start; an ongoing relationship gives us room to keep improving.
See how that works in practiceTell me what’s happening, what you’ve tried, and where you want to go. We’ll start there.
Let’s talk about it