# LLMs-Full.txt - Full Content for Project Pages # Generated on: 2026-01-30T02:07:31.313Z # Total pages: 2 --- ## URL: https://www.danielmoranaguilar.com/external-story ### Title: External Story ### Page ID: 7379595 ### Content: ##### BROOKLYN, NY-BASED DIGITAL MARKETER. ### SKILLS My work blends conversion copywriting, SEO, and tech stacks that real business owners can actually use — without needing a marketing degree or 12 tools duct-taped together. I build funnels. I write emails. I ghostwrite newsletters, websites, and landing pages. I create brand strategies that align with actual business goals — not vanity metrics. I test, tweak, rewrite, and rebuild when necessary. I teach when it helps. No hype. No jargon. Just results — in your inbox, in your booking calendar, and yes, in the bank. I like partnerships built on outcomes, not promises. You win, I win. That’s the deal. After my certification from Columbia I took my time to build this SaaS platform with two key systems: ? Direct Demand Zones — lead generation powered by ranked websites and call tracking ? The Show Up Method — an all-in-one toolkit for reviews, listings, messaging, and content strategy implementation. I lead strategy, copy, sales, and systems — focused on results, not just reach. At BBU, I managed direct-store delivery across NYC’s five boroughs — leading 10 to 15 drivers and handling sales territories from $1M to $3M. Tight routes, early mornings, dozens of deliveries a day. I got to know the city through hundreds of bodegas and corner stores. That job taught me how to lead under pressure, move fast, and show up — every damn day. If you’re tired of chasing leads or getting buried in algorithms, I’ve built two ways out: I was born in Puebla, Mexico, where my father was a master printer. As a kid, I’d watch him work — letters pressed onto paper, slowly and precisely. That rhythm of building things by hand has stayed with me ever since. By the time I was 20, I had finished college with a degree in engineering — but I knew I wouldn’t earn a decent wage back home. What really pulled my attention was the internet. It felt like unlimited potential. This was 2006, and I started buying and developing domain names. By 2008, I had acquired hundreds. That same year, I applied online for a position with Royal Caribbean — and soon found myself working as a DJ and host aboard the Adventure of the Seas. It was my first taste of hospitality: welcoming people from around the world, staying calm under pressure, and connecting across languages and cultures. I loved it. While I was on the ship, in 2009, I sold my first website and started buying up domain names. After my contract ended I moved to Playa del Carmen and launched a boutique digital marketing practice — working with a small hotel, a language school, and a few real estate clients. In 2015, I moved to the U.S. from Mexico under the Cuban Adjustment Act — just me, my newlywed wife, and a blind heart in search of a fresh start. Since then, I’ve taught guitar, delivered bread, built websites, and worked more side gigs than I can count — all the way up until my last full-time role as a territory sales manager, leading operations across NYC and earning performance bonuses. Now, I’m all-in on building my own income and running my business full-time. Every step — from side hustle to steady paycheck to solo founder — taught me something. But most of all, it taught me **mindfulness**. I build things — pages, systems, ideas. I like when something invisible becomes real. Marketing, for me, is less about selling and more about revealing. It’s how we ask: Who are we, really? And how do we share that? I study consciousness through voices like de Mello, Yogananda, Maharshi. Not to get answers — just to sit with the questions. And when my mind gets too loud, I play. Dominant sevenths, across the fretboard, like small meditations. I'm not here to master it all. Just to stay present. And keep creating from that place. If you’re here, chances are I applied to a role with your company — or you found my profile and wanted to learn more. Right now, I’m looking to balance my entrepreneurial work with a flexible, public-facing role that gets me off the screen and back into the real world. Ideally, that means connecting with people, sharing what I love about New York, and helping others have a memorable experience. **Thanks so much for taking the time to visit my site.** I'm Daniel Morán Aguilar, a bilingual (English & Spanish) marketing entrepreneur based in Brooklyn, NY. I currently run Opinion Marketing, a software-driven service that helps local businesses grow through SEO, reviews, and lead generation. It’s meaningful work — but it’s also quiet, solitary, and screen-heavy. I'm now open to in-person, human-facing roles that tap into my other strengths. I’ve studied mindfulness and consciousness deeply — I bring that into how I communicate and lead. I'm not trying to be a know-it-all. I aim to stay curious, grounded, and present. I’ve lived in New York since 2020 and know all five boroughs at street level — I used to manage delivery operations across hundreds of local businesses. My background includes hospitality, logistics, sales management, tech, Saas and tourism. I show up calm, clear, and dialed in — the kind of presence that helps others do their best work too. If you think I could be a fit for something you're hiring for — I’d love to talk. --- ## URL: https://www.danielmoranaguilar.com/reset-password-page ### Title: Reset password page ### Page ID: 7379600 ### Content: Reset Password Reset Password