Good marketing isn't one channel. It's your website, emails, social posts, ads, and sales materials all telling the same story. I've led marketing as a Creative Marketing Director and worked as a senior designer on in-house and agency teams, so I can plan a campaign and also make every piece of it.
What I can help with
- Campaign strategy. Clear goals, a simple plan, and a calendar that ties every channel together.
- Email marketing. Newsletters, promotions, and automated sequences that people actually open.
- Social media. Content planning, design, video editing, and a posting rhythm you can keep up with.
- Paid ads. Google Ads and social ad creative built to convert, not just look nice.
- Brand and design. Logos, brand guidelines, print, and presentations that keep everything consistent.
- CRM and reporting. Connecting campaigns to your CRM and tracking what's working.
Results from past roles
- 10K+ new followers on Instagram and Facebook at Keating Dental Lab, through consistent content strategy, campaign execution, and boosted ads.
- 70% peak email open rate at CureDuchenne, a higher-than-average result that showed very strong audience engagement.
- $300M+ in commercial real estate dispositions supported with marketing materials and presentation decks at Colliers International.
See campaign, email, social, and print examples on the Work page.
Marketing that connects to your website
Every campaign sends people somewhere. I make sure that destination is ready for them, whether that means a new landing page, better SEO, or a full website redesign. And with AI workflows, small teams can keep up a steady flow of content without burning out.
Common questions
Do you work with small businesses?
Yes. Many of my favorite projects are with small teams that don't have a full marketing department. I can act as your creative lead, take on specific projects, or help your team build a system it can run on its own.
Can you handle both strategy and design?
That's the point. Because I plan and produce, there's no hand-off where good ideas get lost between the strategist and the designer.
Where should a small business start with marketing?
Usually with the basics: a clear website, a complete Google Business Profile, and one or two channels you can keep up with consistently. I'll help you choose the ones that make sense for your customers.
Planning a campaign or a new season of content? Get in touch.