Your marketing department, without the payroll.

I work inside a small number of Columbus organizations every week — businesses and nonprofits — running the marketing and communications they'd otherwise need three hires to cover.

One person. Columbus. Month to month.

Who I work with right now Columbus, OH
Black Jack Entertainment Since 2025
Marketing lead — streaming network and staffing company
Brand systems, creator recruiting, campaign material, and the outreach infrastructure behind both companies.
JUVYS Since 2026
Director of Marketing & Communications
Social across three platforms, grant research and writing, and funder-facing materials for a west side youth services nonprofit.
Tiff Top Community Solutions Since 2026
Communications and program development
Curriculum, website, budgets, and community outreach for a reentry organization getting off the ground.

Two kinds of clients. Same person doing the work.

Small businesses and mission-driven organizations need different things and pay for them differently, so I keep the two separate. What doesn't change is who shows up: no account manager, no handoff to a junior, no agency in between.

Businesses

For owners doing their own marketing at 9pm because there's nobody else to do it.

  • Social media, managed and produced Planned, written, shot, scheduled, and answered.
  • Brand systems Naming, palette, collateral, decks, one-pagers — built once, used everywhere.
  • Websites and landing pages Built to be found and to convert, not to win awards.
  • AI and automation The repetitive parts of your operation handled by a system instead of a person.
  • Outreach infrastructure Lists, sequences, follow-up, and the tracking that tells you what worked.

Nonprofits and mission organizations

For directors who are running the program, writing the grant, and posting to Facebook.

  • Grant research, strategy, and writing Finding the right funders and building the case before the deadline, not during it.
  • Program and curriculum design Full written curricula, facilitator guides, and program structure.
  • Sponsorship and donor materials One-pagers, packets, and budgets that hold up in front of a funder.
  • Communications and social A steady public presence so you look like the organization you already are.
  • Board- and funder-facing documents The reporting and narrative work that keeps money coming in.

What that looks like in practice

Three current engagements. Different sectors, same arrangement — I'm inside the organization every week rather than delivering a project and leaving.

Black Jack Entertainment

Streaming network and staffing company

Two companies under one roof, both needing to look established while they're still being built.

  • Brand standards and collateral for both companies
  • Creator recruiting for the streaming platform
  • Content repurposing from long-form episodes
  • Prospecting and outreach systems for staffing

JUVYS

Youth services nonprofit, west Columbus

A nonprofit running real programs with no communications staff. I hold the title and do the work.

  • Organic social across Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn
  • Grant research and application writing
  • Cohort sponsorship one-pagers and funder materials
  • Youth program curriculum

Tiff Top Community Solutions

Reentry organization, Columbus

A startup nonprofit that needed its entire outside-facing layer built from nothing.

  • Life skills and workforce development curriculum
  • Website and public presence
  • Program budgets and funder documents
  • Community outreach, in the field weekly

How working together actually goes

There are no packages on this page because I've never sold one. Scope comes first, then a number.

First

A conversation

Thirty minutes. You tell me what isn't getting done and what it's costing you. I tell you straight whether I'm the right fit — sometimes the answer is a $60 tool and a Saturday.

Then

A written scope

What I'll run, what stays with you, what it costs, and what the first thirty days produce. In writing before either of us commits to anything.

Ongoing

A weekly rhythm

I work your account on a set schedule every week, and you can see what came of it. Month to month, cancel with thirty days notice.

On pricing: engagements are weekly retainers scaled to scope, with project fees for one-time builds like a website or a curriculum. Nonprofit rates are lower than commercial rates, on purpose. Ad spend and software are paid by you, directly, and never marked up.

Who you're actually hiring

I'm Ryan Masterson. I started Masterson Marketing & AI Solutions in Columbus in 2025 to do this work directly for the kind of organizations that can't justify a full marketing hire.

I take on a small number of clients because the arrangement only works if I'm genuinely in your business every week. When you call, you get me. When something ships, I built it. That's the whole model, and it's why I'd rather have four clients I know well than forty I don't.

Everything on this page is work I'm doing right now, not a portfolio from a previous life.

Founded
August 2025, Columbus, Ohio
Structure
Ohio LLC, single member
Current clients
Three on retainer, business and nonprofit
Curricula written
Five, across youth and workforce programs
Coverage
Central Ohio, in person

Tell me what isn't getting done.

Call, email, or book thirty minutes. No deck and no pitch — I'll ask what's on your plate and tell you whether I can take some of it.

614-580-0923 Ryan@MastersonMarketingAI.com

Book thirty minutes

Ryan Masterson · Founder Masterson Marketing & AI Solutions LLC
Columbus, Ohio
Serving Columbus and central Ohio.
Month to month — cancel with thirty days notice.
Your accounts and files are yours. Full handover, free, if you leave.