AI-native content.
Real operations.
Results you can measure.
We build content operations, AI implementation systems, and social media pipelines for businesses that are serious about how they grow. 27+ client sites managed. $61,000/mo in SEO value generated for a single restoration client. All of it running on the same stack we’ll build for you.
Get Claude actually working for your team.
System prompts, MCP integrations, Claude Code setup, team onboarding. End-to-end configuration — not documentation to read.
A real operating system for your business.
6-database architecture, client portals, SOP documentation, Claude integration layer. Built for how agencies actually work.
A pipeline that posts whether you remember or not.
Metricool setup, multi-brand management, Canva integration, Google Business Profile. Consistent presence without a social media manager.
We run what we sell. That’s the difference.
Tygart Media is an AI-native content and SEO agency operating across multiple verticals — property damage restoration, luxury asset lending, cold storage logistics, comedy streaming, and B2B services. We built our stack on Claude, Notion, GCP, and Metricool because it works. Every service we offer is something we run daily.
We also publish original research, AI-driven analysis, and operational playbooks for the industries we serve — particularly the property damage restoration industry, where we have the deepest content network.
The color you’re looking at isn’t a coincidence.
Our co-founder Stefani Tygart loves The Devil Wears Prada. Specifically, the cerulean monologue — the scene where Miranda Priestly traces a single shade of blue from a runway show down through department stores until it lands in a clearance bin and on Andy’s shrugging shoulders. It is a four-minute lesson in how culture actually moves: top-down, deliberate, and invisible to the people standing inside it.
This week, Crumbl released their famous pink cookie in cerulean — a soft launch tied to The Devil Wears Prada 2, in theaters May 1, 2026. Stef brought one home. We ate it. We talked about it. And we agreed: this is exactly the kind of cultural connection a media company should be paying attention to. So we changed our color.
Tygart Media is cerulean now — not because a movie is coming out, but because Stef noticed first, and that’s the kind of attention this whole company is built on.
Read the full essay →“It’s sort of comical how you think you’ve made a choice that exempts you from the fashion industry when, in fact, you’re wearing a sweater that was selected for you by the people in this room…”
Crumbl’s iconic pink cookie, reissued in cerulean for the May 1, 2026 release of The Devil Wears Prada 2. Available the week of April 28 only.