About Kevin Geary

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• 2005: Started blogging with WordPress, diving deep into what made the platform tick.
• 2005-2016: Built websites for my own businesses, learning through trial and error what actually worked in the real world. Got crazy deep into studying copywriting, email marketing, SEO, and digital advertising.
• 2017: Started an agency in Atlanta because I knew I could get other businesses the same results I was able to get for my own. Projects ranged from $5K to $125K, giving me perspective across the entire spectrum of client work.
• 2020: Started publishing YouTube videos, quickly gained a following, and started my Inner Circle by popular request – a paid community with close to 2000 agency owners and freelancers. I’ve received hundreds of messages from people who say that my content has literally changed the course of their life, which is by far my proudest accomplishment.
• 2021: Released my first product, Automatic.css. Born from frustrations with existing tools and workflows, it was designed to solve real problems developers face every day.
• 2022: Launched Frames, continuing to build tools that streamline development and help pros deliver cleaner, more scalable websites.
• 2024: Did a $1.2 million launch of Etch, proving there’s massive demand for tools that actually respect best practices and bring innovative features like Auto Block Authoring.

I’m on a daily mission to change the landscape of front-end development by (1) providing the highest-quality education, (2) influencing ideas and thought processes in the ecosystem, and (3) building tools that should have been built long ago—tools that respect best practices for scalability, maintainability, and accessibility.

The bottom line is that I share what actually works. No theory, no fluff—just actionable insights you can use right away. I’m very direct, very passionate, and I follow through on what I say I’m going to do.

Not everyone likes this, by the way. Some don’t like my style and many feel threatened by what we’re doing. That’s okay. I’m not here to make friends, I’m here to make progress. People are allowed to feel however they want to feel –– I’m fine focusing on my core tribe.

If you like what you see and hear, you’re in. If you don’t, that’s okay, too. Cheers 🙂