Author / Head Strategist

Jessica Greff

Jessica writes about the uncomfortable middle of modern growth: where search visibility, AI answers, buyer trust, content quality, technical cleanup, and conversion paths all have to work together.

Jessica Greff, Head Strategist at BIT Brand Anarchy
No nonsense growth strategy. SEO, AI search, CRO, content systems, and websites that earn their keep.

Her work starts with the business problem, not the marketing label. If a site is getting traffic but not qualified leads, the answer might be copy, page structure, trust proof, tracking, technical SEO, offer clarity, or all of the above.

She writes for founders, operators, and lean teams that need their website to do a job: get found by the right buyers, explain the offer clearly, reduce hesitation, and give the team useful data about what to fix next.

The BIT Brand Anarchy stance is simple: SEO is not dead. Lazy SEO is. Jessica's author page exists to make that philosophy useful in public - article by article, teardown by teardown, and strategy note by strategy note.

Pretty is not the strategy. Useful wins.

About Jessica

Builder of useful marketing systems.

Jessica Greff is a chaotic-good problem solver who works where SEO, websites, content, and conversion strategy overlap. If you bring her a problem, she will probably start trying to solve it immediately - even when she knows the human thing might be to listen first.

She grew up in small rural Alberta with an old-school farmer for a dad and a house rule that stuck: if you cannot find something to do, look harder. That shaped how she works. Skills can be taught. Work ethic, values, and the willingness to keep going when the path is muddy matter more.

That background turned her into a get-tough-or-die kind of person who can pick up skills fast, teach herself what needs learning, and keep moving when the work gets uncomfortable. At BIT Brand Anarchy, that shows up as direct strategy, honest priorities, and a deep allergy to vague marketing chores.

Her humor is real, but not billboard-obvious. You usually have to know her a bit to catch it. Outside the work, she is into travel, living abroad, music and live shows, horses, and crochet - proof that strategy can be sharp without becoming a personality vacuum.

Personal operating system
  • Quietly funny once you know her.
  • Problem solver by reflex.
  • Rural Alberta work ethic, farmer-dad edition.
  • Travel, living abroad, live music, horses, and crochet.

What Jessica writes about.

Revenue-aware visibility: not ranking for sport, not publishing for volume, and not shipping a website that cannot prove what happened.

SEO that earns attention

Search strategy, technical hygiene, content architecture, authority signals, schema, and pages built around real buying intent.

AI search visibility

How brands become easier for AI systems to understand, cite, summarize, and trust without chasing gimmicks.

Conversion paths

Website journeys that help qualified visitors choose, compare, contact, book, subscribe, or buy with less friction.

Jessica's articles.

Strategy notes for founders and lean teams that want sharper search visibility, cleaner buyer paths, and fewer vague marketing chores.