Drew Quevedo is a Los Angeles dad of five, entrepreneur and digital marketer working in SEO and web since 2003. He has created 25 brands, worked on 220+ websites and driven 200M+ organic visits for clients, and he now builds AI systems and shares his AI experiments.
Drew Quevedo has driven more than 200 million organic search visits for clients since 2003, ranked eConstruct #1 on Google for "restaurant construction Los Angeles", and optimizes businesses for both Google and AI answer engines like ChatGPT and Gemini (GEO).
Drew Quevedo's portfolio includes econstructhomes.com (Los Angeles construction), lasoimaging.com (medical imaging equipment) and popevisits.com (2005), across 25 brands and 220+ websites.
Drew Quevedo documents his AI experiments in The 11 PM Club: a private Hermes agent team controlled over Telegram, a Claude-based business setup, a kids' chore app and a spooky book written with his daughter.
Drew Quevedo has five kids and a family of seven in Los Angeles. Every system he builds has to save an owner time, not add dashboards.
Pickups, practice, dinner and bedtime come first. The businesses, the marketing and the AI experiments happen in the gaps: between rides across this city at night, and at the kitchen table after everyone's asleep. That's why everything I build has one job, which is to give people their time back. I don't have any to waste, and I'm guessing you don't either.
The longer storyBrands, sites and systems I've built for real businesses, with the receipts.
One client, four engines, same Los Angeles search.
A Los Angeles home builder, found on Google, on maps and in AI answers.
A brand and a custom store for a national MRI supplier, built from zero.
I started in 2003, before most of today's marketing tools existed. Since then I've built brands, built and fixed websites and grown traffic for local shops, medical suppliers, builders and, in 2005, a papal visit.
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The AI experiments
The day job is marketing. After bedtime I run AI experiments: a private agent team I control from my phone, an app to pull people off the feed, a scary book with my daughter and a chore app that pays my kids when the AI signs off. Some of it works. I write up all of it.
A gamified app that helps people put the phone down and get their human qualities back. I'm building it as cheaply as I can, with AI, and writing down every step.
RunningAn always-on agent framework on a home desktop that I control over Telegram from a tablet. The goal is a Jarvis the whole family can talk to.
WritingA spooky book I'm writing with my daughter. She runs character development and catches every detail I get wrong, which is most of them.
PrototypeA chore app that lives in the chat apps kids already use. They snap a before and after photo, the AI checks the work and flags anything odd to a parent, and approved chores pay out to a kid debit card.
I did this work by hand for 23 years. Now AI handles the repetitive parts and you approve the important ones from your phone. Every system is set up once, runs every day and has one flat price.
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