Let's build a brand that matches the level you're operating at now. (Deep breath. You can unclench now.) You send the link without the pit in your stomach. You start discovery calls without over-explaining who you are and what you do. And the people who reach out are already halfway sold, because everything they found on the way in already answered the question they came with.
A full brand project, start to finish: the aesthetic (logo, colors, type, patterns), the strategic messaging underneath it (brand voice guide and full site copy), and a website designed to guide visitors toward working with you. Four weeks, and all of it documented, so a year from now every graphic and every page still matches.
Distinct enough to remember. Consistent enough to recognize. Two weeks to a full brand: logo suite, colors, type, patterns, and the voice underneath it. Just the brand includes the guides you need so everything you make from here on out comes from the same place.
A site built to move someone from curious to booked, with the logo, colors, and type designed right alongside it and every word on the page written for you. Three weeks, mobile designed and search-ready, scoped around what your business actually needs.
One day, one thing, off your list. Bring the sales page, the website updates, the brand audit, the launch you need live by Friday. You pick what the day goes to, and it's finished when the day is.
Almost ten years of corporate marketing taught me how to make a message land and leaving it taught me everything else. I know what it takes to start something of your own, and I know that very specific frustration of building a business you're proud of without having anywhere that actually shows it. That's the gap I'm here to help you close.
The women who'll pass your name along when something comes up and the ones who'll answer a text that has nothing to do with work are usually the same women, and usually the hardest to find. Made for Mothers brings them together nationally. I run the North Jersey chapter, and we meet in person every month.
It's usually the first stop after someone decides they like you, and for most people it's a default list that gives away nothing. This one looks like your business, points people at what you actually want them to do, and costs you nothing but an email.
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