Services

Most wellness brands hire four people for this. You can hire one.

Services

Most wellness brands hire four people for this. You can hire one.

Brand, copy, web, CRM, photo and video. The pieces most brands buy from four different vendors and then spend a year trying to make match. I build them as one thing, because I have been doing this since 2004 and I have watched what happens when nobody owns the whole picture.
You can book any of these on their own. Most brands get the best results when they run together.
Supplement brands, practitioner-led product lines, clinics and functional medicine practices.
Two ways in

Pick a Piece, or Hand Me the Whole Thing.

Individual Projects

Individual Projects

You know what you need already: a brand refresh, a photo day, a launch video, a site build. Book it as a single project, or bundle a few into a custom package.
The full partnership

The Growth Partnership

We start with Foundation: positioning, site, and the systems underneath. Then I stay and run it. Brand, site, funnels, email, ecommerce and content, as your embedded marketing partner. This is where the compounding happens.
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A single project is probably right if
Not ready for the full Growth Partnership yet, but you want high impact creative that moves the needle now.
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“Andrea works magic. I came to her with a creative vision made of scattered, wild ideas and very little knowledge about building an online presence. She made the daunting process of branding my writing career and bringing my business ideas to life fun. I loved working with Andrea and highly recommend her to anyone who wants a cheerleader, a business coach, an ace photographer and designer, and a creative web-guru all in one.”
–Katherine Fawcett

Author, Playwright, Musician + Retreat Facilitator

Not Sure Which One You Need?

Tell me where your brand is stuck. Half an hour is usually enough to know whether it’s one project or the whole partnership.