Patrick Antinozzi

Patrick Antinozzi

Designer and builder. Canadian, based in Puerto Escondido, Mexico.

I make websites and the systems around them: SEO, automation, copy. Self-taught. I’ve run RapidWebLaunch since 2013 and I’m open to something new: a project, a role, an idea.

Experience

2013 – now

Founder, RapidWebLaunch

Web design and SEO for small businesses, sold as a monthly plan: design, hosting, support and changes included, and the client owns the site after 24 payments. Registered in Toronto, run from wherever I am. Started with no experience and no formal education, on a laptop, from cafés between Barcelona and Puerto Escondido. Grew it to six figures a year.

2019 – 2021

Host, Launchers

Podcast on building a location-independent web design business. 74 episodes, twice a month, 4.6 stars from 36 ratings across platforms.

2015 – now

RapidWebLaunch on YouTube

178 videos, 1.06 million views, 7,400 subscribers. Three videos past 100K: paying off $14,000 in credit card debt (197K), simplifying your phone (161K) and how to learn web design fast (128K).

2015 – 2017

Content Specialist, Statflo

Content strategy, writing and online presence for a Toronto mobile app company.

2005 – 2015

General Manager, Ozone Nation (Fresh Gear)

The company my dad and I ran together for ten years, from a garage in Windsor, Ontario. Ozone machines that disinfect and deodorize hockey gear, then firefighter and police PPE; now in over 100 sanitizing centres across North America. I ran manufacturing, suppliers, contracts, customer support and R&D, and did a good share of the selling.

Results

  • Six figures a year, from zero, bootstrapped.
  • Running businesses since 2005: ten years at Fresh Gear, thirteen and counting at RapidWebLaunch.
  • Location independent since 2016, starting with a year in Ecuador. Three countries’ worth of business norms since.
  • 300+ blog posts and 74 podcast episodes, all teaching what I do.
  • Content I wrote for RapidWebLaunch has earned links from Business Insider, Entrepreneur, HuffPost, Buffer, Upwork, WPMU DEV and DesignRush.

Skills

Education

Didn’t attend a college or university. Don’t regret it for a second.

Likes, dislikes

Likes

  • Fast sites.
  • Fixed prices, stated up front.
  • Systems that keep working after launch.
  • Answering the phone.
  • Learning whatever moves the needle. Lately: AI, full-stack.
  • Spanish.
  • Deep personal Bible study.
  • Working from cafés.
  • The Montreal Canadiens.

Dislikes

  • Hourly billing nobody can predict.
  • Six-month builds.
  • Scope creep.
  • Mystery plugins.
  • Ten-second load times.
  • Vanity metrics.
  • Freelancers who ghost.
  • Anything that costs my reputation.

Clients say

Within a day-and-a-half from my first contact they had me up and running with a professional website. Patrick was great to work with, responsive and patient.

Kevin Crull, CMO of Sprint at the time

RWL took our existing Weebly website and built us a new site in a matter of days, our search engine ranking has improved in a matter of weeks and we’re very happy with Patrick’s services.

Chris Broomfield, co-owner, Post Press Systems

Our company website, which we had paid another web design firm to build, was not loading properly, and eventually crashed after only a few months of operation. We discovered the website was poorly constructed and needed to be rebuilt. After just paying a company to design our website, it was difficult to trust another company to do the same thing again, but Patrick was reliable, easy to work with, well priced, and delivered all that he promised!

Shiva Khalilnia, co-founder, Import Temptations

Three of 51. The rest are here.

Contact

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