Built in Vancouver.
Built for Local Businesses.

Ben graduated from Western Washington University with a Marketing degree and went straight into the deep end, joining Hibu, one of the largest digital marketing agencies for local businesses in the country. He ran campaigns across SEO, PPC, and Meta for contractors and small businesses, learning what works, what doesn't, and where agencies tend to leave money on the table.

In 2022, while working at Boiler Development, a recruiting agency in Bellingham, WA, Ben met Nithya and the two started working together on marketing projects. That collaboration eventually became part of the foundation for what Croc's & Clicks is today.

In March 2025, Ben left Hibu and launched Vancouver Contractor Consulting, a general strategy consulting practice covering operations, marketing, talent acquisition, and sales. He didn't advertise. Referrals came in organically, and those clients started asking for more than strategy. They needed someone to actually run their marketing. That demand, driven entirely by client needs and word of mouth, is what pushed the practice to specialize and eventually become Croc's & Clicks.

Ben runs strategy and client relationships for every account. You work with him directly. That's not a tagline, it's how the agency is structured.

Justin is finishing a Marketing degree at Cal Poly this spring. He came to the agency with a freelance web development background and a quantitative toolkit that's rare for someone at his career stage. He builds Python scripts to pull data directly from APIs and applies statistical modeling to find patterns that don't show up in standard dashboards.

When Ben was hiring for the analyst role, Justin went through a technical interview process against candidates with over four years of experience. He outperformed them. That's the only reason he's here. The work speaks for itself.

Justin handles keyword research, SEO analysis, and paid campaign management across Google and Meta. The data work informs every campaign decision we make.