Building a visual brand is kinda like cleaning your house before a hot date: you want to make the right person feel welcome, and make a red flag run for the hills.

Trust me, repelling the wrong person will save you from costly customer service nightmares.

In our branding sessions, we go over in (annoyingly great) detail what you want to accomplish and how to make it tactile, so your soulmate customer goes “ahhhhhhh” when they land on your content.

Yes, you need a website, even in the age of social media.

Not having a website is kinda like trying to get a girlfriend when you’re couch surfing.

It’s giving “I’m unstable AF and probably just trying to get in your pants (wallet)”.

(also: I’ve been married for 15 years, why am I using dating analogies?)

Over half of my customers check out my website before they buy. And don’t get me started on how Etsy is only 6% of my income, IYKYK.

Just get a website. It affects your bottom line more than you think.

I’m gonna put it to you straight: Illustrator is my b*tch, and probably my favorite tool in the design shed (followed closely by Canva, ha!).

I love working with values-aligned founders to build beautiful products that connect with customers.

If you’re an artist looking to build physical products, this is my specialty.

Let’s get you that super-sexy top-three spot on Google. You know the one, it makes all your traffic immediately go “Oh damn, she knows her stuff.”

In an SEO session, I take a deep dive into your analytics and determine where your traffic is coming from, what you’re currently ranking for, and what keywords you should be using to get traffic to your site.

This is GREAT for people looking to pivot or simplify. Let’s figure out what to keep and what to declutter!

The secret to aligned visibility. Honestly, you can still make millions with mediocre visuals if you’re really f*cking good with words.

Here’s the thing: if you aren’t visible, it’s probably because you’re faking it in your content. And what do you accomplish by (ahem) faking it? Nothing.

In a copywriting session, I break down what you aren’t saying, bring it forward, and put it into words that make your clients go “Oh shit, she’s talking to me.”