About
Welcome to the Uncommon Stack.
Hi, I’m Kent Gigger - technical consultant, startup founder (with one exit under my belt), and chronic tinkerer with a curiosity for weird stuff.
I run GiggTech, where I help companies solve the messy intersection problems that most consultants won’t touch - like when your SEO strategy conflicts with your dev architecture, or your content team needs technical infrastructure they don’t know how to ask for. After 15+ years building and breaking web systems at scale, I can architect the strategy AND actually execute it.
Most of my clients come to me because they need someone who can translate between marketing, engineering, and business - and who’s done the hands-on work, not just theorized about it.
Right now, I’m also running a public experiment: Can SEO alone build an audience in the age of AI? I’m documenting the whole thing - the wins, the frustrations, the “why won’t Google index this” moments - right here on this blog.
Beyond the consulting and experiments, this site is my digital playground. Router security hacks that actually work (unlike that “miracle” hair growth formula I bought). AI projects that aren’t just hype. Baseball analytics that reveal hidden patterns (or confirm that, yes, your team’s bullpen really is that bad). Photography that captures moments others miss.
I write for other curious minds - people who like finding the edges of things, whether that’s an obscure affiliate marketing tactic or a mental model that flips your whole approach to product strategy.
When I’m not solving technical problems or writing about them, you’ll find me hiking, camping, or convincing myself that golf is fun. Send tips. Or condolences.
You won’t find me much on social media - I’m more interested in building than broadcasting. But if you’re dealing with technical debt that’s blocking your marketing team, or you need someone who can evaluate vendor proposals and actually know if they’re bullshitting you, let’s talk.
If that sounds like your kind of weird, welcome home.
All opinions expressed here are my own and not necessarily shared by my employer.