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Jason Skeesick, founder of Authoritize.ai

Jason Skeesick

Founder, Authoritize.ai

About Jason

Jason Skeesick is the founder of Authoritize.ai. He has spent more than 15 years building and operating businesses in fitness, health, and wellness, the same regulated, trust-driven markets Authoritize now serves.

He owned and ran a gym, then built a consulting business that helped other gym owners grow, and went on to operate a physician-led hormone and peptide therapy practice. Across every one of those businesses, the constant was marketing: working out how the right customers actually find a practice, and building the systems that bring them in predictably.

That work is what led to Authoritize. After watching paid-ad acquisition break for his own clinic in 2025, he built the platform he wished existed, one that turns a clinic's website and long-form content into an owned, compounding asset that ranks in Google and gets cited by AI engines. He holds a BS in Finance from DePaul University and writes here about patient acquisition, marketing, and the search and AI shifts reshaping how clinics get found.

Founder, Authoritize.ai

BS, Finance, DePaul University

Patient acquisition for physician-led clinics

15+ years in fitness, health & wellness

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