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Updated 4 June 2026 · Sydney

What I'm working on right now.

A short, honest snapshot of where my attention is this month. Inspired by Derek Sivers' /now movement — and a way of keeping me accountable. I update this page on the last weekend of every month.

Working on

Three things have my attention. Yuan Packaging is still the live client build; this site is now being shaped into a clearer organic-growth system rather than just a large library of pages.

Live project · Primary focus

Yuan Packaging — international brand build

A family-run packaging manufacturer in Huai'an, Jiangsu. I'm leading the English-first site, export-ready messaging, trust signals, and the outbound funnel aimed at distributors and trade shows in SEA, AU and the EU.

This month: wireframing the product-line page templates (corrugated, mailers, custom prints), writing the export-grade copy in EN with ID translations queued, and standing up the GA4 + Search Console baselines so we can measure from launch day.

Read the live brief →

This site · Anthonyligyat.com

Blog, guides, and the ebook funnel

This week: added focused Sydney service pages for marketing consulting, SEO, LinkedIn marketing, AI marketing systems, and marketing analytics. The key is keeping the main nav light while using the topic hub, resources hub, sitemap, body links, and llms.txt to make deeper pages discoverable. Most recently, I strengthened contextual routes for the AI marketing stack, marketing portfolio, funnel fundamentals, and Google indexing guides, then tightened search snippets on the core about, contact, resources, FAQ, stack, work, portfolio, and now pages.

Writing

Making the site easier to choose from

The blog is now broad enough that a visitor can get lost. Current work is turning the content library into clearer routes: the updated Pain-Point Quiz, the Marketing Topics Hub, a guided blog archive with query-aware search, and short contextual links from broad service pages into specialist pages only when they are useful. I added a foundation-first path inside the quiz for visitors who need marketing fundamentals, what marketing means now, or funnel basics before choosing a specialist route. I also brought the blog archive paths closer to the quiz routes with foundations, social/content, and expansion entry points.

Looking for

I have capacity for one more client engagement and I'm actively interviewing for the right full-time role. Happy to be specific about both.

Client work

One more brief

Where I'm most useful: SEO/content systems, LinkedIn profile-to-pipeline work, AI-assisted ebook or quiz funnels, overseas brand expansion, and GA4/measurement work where the dashboards are not yet telling the right story.

B2B preferred. Honest about what I haven't done before.

Full-time

Growth Marketing Consultant

Sydney, or remote AU/APAC. Strong preference for teams where measurement is taken seriously and where AI tooling is welcomed rather than feared.

Open to contract-to-perm.

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Reading & learning

A short, current list. Books I'm 30 pages into, papers open in tabs, courses I'm dipping in and out of.

Recent travel

A lot of China this year — mostly threaded around the Yuan Packaging work, but I keep stretching the trips at both ends. Each stop, briefly:

Snowmobile on the slopes in Xinjiang
Far west · 🇨🇳

Xinjiang

Furthest west I've gone in China. Different country in everything but the passport — language, food, scale of landscape. Snowmobiles in the morning, lamb skewers and pulled noodles at night. Counter-intuitive lesson for the day job: how a brand reads to a buyer in Ürümqi is not how it reads in Shanghai. Assuming "China" is one market is the cheapest way to be wrong.
Yellow Crane Tower in Wuhan, lit at night
Central · 🇨🇳

Wuhan

Yellow Crane Tower lit at night, hot weather, fiercely under-rated street food. Spent more time than expected sitting in tea-houses watching how the buyer side of B2B trade actually moves — handshakes, WeChat, repeat suppliers. Useful texture for the Yuan distribution thinking.
Shanghai Pudong skyline at night
East coast · 🇨🇳

Shanghai

The international-facing face of China. I keep coming back. The difference between how a Shanghai-based exporter pitches an overseas buyer and how an inland factory does is the gap Yuan's English site has to close.
Yuan Packaging factory wall (羽安包装) in Huai'an, Jiangsu
Jiangsu · Live project

Huai'an

Home of Yuan Packaging (羽安包装) — that's the factory in the photo. Inland Jiangsu, packaging-and-industrials corridor. Walked the floor, met the team, ate too much shabu-shabu. Most of the trust signals on the Yuan rebuild started here — you can't write "real factory, real pallets" credibly from a Sydney desk.

Recent updates

A short changelog of things that actually shipped, not things in my head.

Stay in touch

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