Marketing creative.

For many small businesses, creative is a time suck. Undervalued overhead. Obvious across the small business marketing landscape.

I get it. Always have. Time is money.

It takes time to write the right content.
It takes time to write the right ads.
It takes time to design something that is aesthetically pleasing.
It takes time to create an end-to-end, user-friendly experience.
It takes technical knowledge.
More often than not, it takes multiple people to be successful in all of these areas.

Time. Multiple people. Money. That will make a small business owner wince.

Well, let me tell you something that is not so obvious: lost leads due to poor creative.

My value addresses all of these pain points spawned by the amalgamation of technology, creative, and small business constraints.

I have spent 28 years of my life dancing between all three. I have been formally certified and formally educated—both in the worlds of digital and creative. I have owned and operated a business for 9 years, and I have served as an executive for multiple small businesses.

I can promise you, I am not the only one who notices when a company sleeps on creative. Your potential customers will too.