Stephanie came to me wanting to build relationships with her email list and simply be more consistent in communicating with her audience.

As a REALTOR®, Stephanie acknowledged that buying a home is a large investment and requires a lot of time and consideration for most people.

For most first-time homebuyers, the process for buying a home is arduous and unfamiliar, so they really want to partner with someone they trust to walk them through it.

Regularly emailing your list keeps you top of mind and builds trust with your audience over time, which is exactly what Stephanie wanted to accomplish.

I set up her email service provider along with an opt-in page for new people and potential clients to submit their email, so when they joined her list, they were automatically sent a welcome email introducing Stephanie and giving them an idea of what to expect: a weekly newsletter covering all things real estate, productivity, and self care called Real [Estate] Talk Thursdays. You can view the weekly emails here.

The goal was to "do email differently." Stephanie did not want to add clutter to anyone's already-very-full inbox. Rather, she wanted people to look forward to receiving her emails. How did we accomplish this? Through personality-driven, value-based content.

The feedback Stephanie has received has included things like, "I look forward to reading your emails every week," and "They sound just like you!" The best compliment Stephanie said she received was, "I'm not ready to purchase a home just yet, but I will be coming to you when the time is right!"

Andrew had built a large following on social media but wanted to protect his business and his income off of the various platforms.

We focused on building a website that would ultimately lead people to join his email list.

Once people were on his list, they would be given exclusive access to any behind-the-scenes updates and early music releases. This gave him the ability to speak directly to his fans rather than him feeling like he was shouting his message to the masses on social media.

We use weekly emails to tell relatable stories, share encouragement, a lesson learned over the previous week, and a content round-up to make it easy for his fans to get his most recent music updates all in one place. The result of this is more peace for Andrew as well as his fans. View the weekly emails here.

Social media is a loud place, and posts get lost in the scroll. Using email has built Andrew's connection with his fans and has increased his Spotify streams and iTunes sales.

Sammy offers bridal hair and makeup, and she came to me wanting to update and simplify her website while streamlining her booking process.

She used words like light, bright, airy, friendly, and comfortable when explaining how she wanted her website to look and feel.

She mentioned that she was getting a lot of the same questions prior to booking, which was creating a lot of back and forth between her and her potential clients. I worked to first create copy that addressed the FAQs she was getting to simplify the booking process. This involved building a story to convey who Sammy is a person and what her values are.

A bride's hair and makeup is one of the most important aspects of her big day (besides marrying the love of her life, of course!). When she is looking to hire a hair and makeup artist for her wedding day, a bride is considering someone who 1) is great at her craft, 2) is able to understand the bride's vision, 3) is able to deliver a beautiful final look, and 4) is able to make the bride feel comfortable and beautiful on a day that is full of nerves and excitement. Her hair and makeup will be captured in photos forever! This decision is not one a bride takes lightly.

Since it is already a big decision for a bride to make, Sammy wanted to make it as easy as possible. I worked to create a website that would help potential clients feel comfortable and confident in Sammy's sweet and outgoing personality as well as in her abilities as an artist, which eliminated most of the back and forth she was experiencing previously.