About Matt Kundo
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Matt Kundo is a growth marketing manager and marketing engineer in Austin, Texas. He runs acquisition programs from the plan to the reporting: the strategy and budget, the channels, the specialists doing the work, the landing pages and the measurement. He also builds the tracking, CRM integrations, reporting and AI agents the programs run on.
Background
- Founder of MKDM since July 2018, working with B2B and consumer clients
- From April 2022 to March 2025, hired and managed a team of contractors who reported directly to him across paid media, SEO, content and client success, with written scopes, weekly priorities and weekly one-on-ones
- Since 2020, growth marketing, go-to-market engineering and marketing technology in Texas retail electricity, B2B and consumer
- $20 million in client ad spend across the accounts he has worked on
- Before MKDM: in-house marketing for a direct-to-consumer running brand, and client accounts at a full-service agency
- B.A., The University of Texas at Austin
How he works
Clients work with him directly. He leads the program and checks the work, and specialists come in when a project needs them. AI agents do much of the build work behind kill switches that fail closed, and any increase in spend waits for a person.