A man wearing a green waterproof jacket with a hood, holding binoculars, outdoors on a hillside with brown grass and scattered rocks.

Hi, I’m Travis

My whole career has been Digital Communications. Starting as an intern in a digital agency, through to leading and training others. Over the years, I’ve held senior roles including the Head of Paid Media Academy at RocketMill (now PMG) and Head of Paid Media at Propellernet.

I’ve been most passionate about supporting people and organisations doing good. That led me to spend time in-house as Digital Marketing Officer at Marine Conservation Society, and specialise in digital marketing for non-profits and purpose-driven teams.

I created RaptorBeak to focus on that kind of work, a means of creating a purpose-filled life, supporting causes I care about, and using my skills in a way that feels meaningful.

My goal is simple: to offer friendly, transparent guidance that helps purpose-driven organisations feel more confident in their digital marketing.

Why RaptorBeak?

Wildlife has been my passion since childhood, which led to wildlife-based travel and photography. I’m known as a ‘bird nerd’, which is true, but the passion is for all wildlife and natural spaces. RaptorBeak felt like a nice nod to one of my favourite group of animals. Plus it sounds cool right?… right?

  • A kestrel perched on a branch of a leafless tree against a blue sky.
  • A colorful kingfisher bird perched on a thin, leafless branch, preening itself against a blurred natural background.
  • A deer with large antlers looking through a natural rocky landscape with a blurred background of trees and foliage.
  • Two otters on a snowy shoreline, one sitting upright and the other lying down, surrounded by seaweed and ice.
  • A flying white bird with black markings on its head and a red beak, soaring in the sky.
  • A heron standing on rocks in a body of water with its reflection visible, with a dark, rocky shoreline in the background.

‘Sup!

Interested in working together? Send a message & I’ll be in touch.