A vintage black Continental typewriter with round keys and metal components.

Do you need an agency - or just the right person?

Woman in a white dress and wide-brimmed hat standing outside a silver camper van on a blue mat, smiling at the camera.

Been there, done that. Here to help.

My career has taken a few wild turns to bring me where I am today.

The first leg of my journey was spent as a newspaper reporter in Ohio, where I wrote on daily deadline pressure for 15 years. I got really good at sorting through scattered facts and presenting them in a clear, concise way.

When I got married and moved to Philadelphia, I pivoted to the online space.

I built my first website to sell laptop bags I designed and shipped all over the world. The company grew quickly, but I found I liked working on the website more than running a retail business, so I got a job in web content.

I spent the next 15 years learning digital tools and managing digital marketing teams in the corporate world.

Blue scribble or doodle on a black background.

Writing, known as “content”, became a building block I learned to optimize with SEO.

The higher I climbed the corporate ladder, the more time I spent managing people who did things instead of doing them myself.

I hired and worked alongside many agencies and was frustrated by how long projects took, and the often chaotic communication involved in getting them over the finish line. It felt inefficient and expensive. I knew I had to get back to making things.

When the opportunity to take a corporate buyout presented itself during the pandemic, I jumped at the chance.

I decided to combine the skills built over my career to help inspire others to make their next move and reach their dream business goals.

      Content   •  Design  •   Business skills  •  Trust

   •   Experienced •  Trustworthy •  Friendly

   •   Content   •  Design  •   Business skills  •  Trust

What’s your brand story?

Illustration of an open laptop computer with a blank screen and keyboard.

I enjoy helping clients communicate their value to customers. That may sound like a easy thing to do, but it isn’t so simple.

Successful websites communicate value quickly. Very quickly.

Studies show visitors to your website will form an initial impression in 50 milliseconds and leave if they don’t understand “what’s in it for them” in 10 seconds or less.

For your website to be effective, it has to work very hard in that short amount of time:

  • Design has to be spot-on.

  • Words must be used economically.

  • Value needs to be clear.

  • Tech has to function smoothly.

My value is being able to streamline those services, saving you headaches, hassle and money.

Website Design

Optimized Content

Digital Campaigns

Digital Product Design

Website Design • Optimized Content • Digital Campaigns • Digital Product Design •

A few fun facts about me


My husband is low-key famous

He's a featured appraiser for The Antiques Roadshow. His specailty is Asian art.

A pushpin against a blue background

Philly mender

I mend clothing for the homeless with a team of volunteers at a soup kitchen. It's always a highlight of my week.

Close-up of a wooden pushpin
Colorful clown mask with exaggerated facial features and painted face

TIKI!

We have a home tiki bar and host an annual tiki party in the winter, transforming our house into a tropical oasis for the evening.

Hobbies

I enjoy sewing, camping, riding my ebike, and roadtriping in our 1987 VW Vanagon.

A thumbtack with a beige head and a metallic point.

IKEA nut

I never pass up the chance (and frequently look for an excuse) to go to IKEA. I have even gone to Quizzo night in the cafeteria.

A blue pushpin

Blood type

My blood type is AB negative, which is shared by just 1 percent of the world's population, including my son.❤️

A thumbtack or pushpin with a round, beige head and a sharp metal point

Sweden

I lived in Malmo, Sweden, for a year between high school and college.

A brown push pin thumbtack.

How can I help?

Line drawing of a desktop computer, keyboard, and a coffee cup.