for people ready to stop doing this alone
Whether you want to learn the system yourself, hand off the writing, or spend one focused day building the whole thing from scratch — here’s where to start.
No pitch. If I’m not the right fit, I’ll say so.
where to start
They differ mostly in one thing: how much of the work you want to do yourself.
THE COHORT · $297
Four weeks, live, in a group of twelve. Know what to say, say it consistently, and know it’s working — and leave with a month of content already made.
PROJECT WORK · $125/hour
Four-hour minimum. Social posts and captions, promotional emails, newsletters, landing pages, blog articles. Marketing plans, funnel maps, and audience definition. Performance analysis on your site, sales pages, email, and social.
INTENSIVES · $1,800–$3,500+
A half-day on-site workshop for a team at $1,800, or a one-to-one VIP day built entirely around your business at $3,500 and up. Custom agenda, one objective, everything decided before you leave.
why this works
My 2026 Texas Tech graduate study surveyed 66 business users of social media. Solo owners told a different story than everyone else — and everything I do with clients came out of those findings.
18%
post with a clear strategy tied to business goals. Everyone else is winging it.
34%
of independent professionals find self-promotion uncomfortable, against 13% of everyone else.
#1
most-wanted resource: a way to know whether the effort is actually working.
what you get
We find the language you already use when you’re not performing. You should be able to read the finished work out loud and have it sound like you said it.
Most people start making posts before deciding what the posts are for. That’s how you end up busy and invisible at the same time.
You leave with a system that repeats — not a dependency on me. I’d rather teach you than keep you.
If I’m not the right fit for what you need, I’ll be the first to say so. Neither of us wins if I’m the wrong choice.
from clients
before you ask
No problem. You don’t have to know. It’s my job to help you figure it out. Let’s connect and talk about it.
Those are visual representations, and they matter, but they’re not the foundation. Think of it like a house: the best furniture, perfect paint, and beautiful brick won’t save you if the plan left out the kitchen. What you say and who you say it to gets decided before any of the visual work.
A good question with a complex answer, and my promise is to always be upfront. I guarantee to deliver my best professional services. But there are so many factors that affect outcomes that I can’t guarantee a specific result for your business.
As with a lot of marketing questions, it depends. You don’t necessarily need separate profiles, but depending on your audience, your goals, and what you sell, you might. Let’s talk about it.
still deciding?
There’s no risk in reaching out. If we’re not a good fit, I’ll be the first to suggest other options. I serve first and sell second — that’s not a tagline, it’s how I’ve run this from the start.