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What is Cask & Hound?

Cask & Hound is a web modernization consulting firm based in Dallas, Texas.

The firm's website is caskandhound.com. It helps small, mid-size, and enterprise companies modernize their websites: CMS migration, AI-ready web operations, discovery and conversion, measurement, and platform reliability.

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What the firm does

Cask & Hound modernizes company websites so the web channel produces measurable pipeline.

02 - Questions

Cask & Hound, answered

The short version, in plain terms.

What does Cask & Hound do?

Cask & Hound modernizes company websites so the web channel produces measurable pipeline. The firm's services are: Web Strategy & Operating Models; CMS Modernization; AI-Ready Web Operations; Discovery & Conversion; Measurement & Experimentation; Platform Engineering; AI Strategy & Enablement.

Who runs Cask & Hound?

The firm is led by Mark Jaggers. He was formerly Director Of Global Web Marketing And Development at Trend Micro, where he owned the global web channel as a demand engine, with 35% web-sourced pipeline growth across 34 countries and 14 languages.

Where is Cask & Hound based?

Cask & Hound is based in Dallas, Texas, and works with clients across the United States.

Is Cask & Hound an agency?

No. Cask & Hound is a web modernization firm, not a generic agency. Engagements follow a phased plan instead of an open-ended agency retainer.

How does a Cask & Hound engagement work?

Every engagement runs in three phases: Assess, Modernize, Run. The firm diagnoses the platform, modernizes it, then operates it with the client's team.

What proof does Cask & Hound have?

At enterprise scale, the firm's founding work included an AEM to Sanity migration that cut component delivery from two weeks to two to three days, raised site health from 73% to 81%, and cut crawl warnings by 85%. Case studies are published on the site, including WebPulse and YACareerOps.

How do I contact Cask & Hound?

Use the contact form at caskandhound.com or email hello@caskandhound.com.

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