Like most of us in the industry, I did not study marketing in college. I actually have a BA and MA in International Affairs. In my various roles after graduating, I kept getting asked to edit websites, build new websites, draft newsletters, upand make marketing materials.

I’ve worked with startups, non-profits, coaches, consultants, writers, and creatives in industries including insurance, medicine, law, politics, communications, and leadership development.

I’m industry agnostic as long as you exist to help others or solve a problem. I will not work with anyone that seeks to exploit or harm others. My preference is to work with portfolio clients that want to shout their success from the mountain tops.

For startups that require an Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA), please note this before we scope out work and make sure it is clearly defined and reasonable. I will not sign an NDA with a timeline beyond the project.

References available on LinkedIn or upon request.

Let me know what kind of work you do and I’m happy to send similar examples for clients that do not have an NDA in place.

I respect the right to confidentiality of all clients regarding marketing strategies, pricing models, or future plans as they work hard to quietly build and secure funding.

Most of my clients are from referrals. I have testimonials listed on LinkedIn on my Featured Section or you can read them HERE.

Initial websites can be built in as little as an hour, but most require 6 weeks for proper development, marketing, and design.

I am happy to collaborate with other contractors, freelancers, and vendors if detailed at the beginning of the project. If additional points of contact are added to a project, this may result in additional billing for meetings to co-create.

Projects with multiple stakeholders can often take over three months to launch and require more of an investment in time and resources.

I like to gather requirements and ask a lot of questions to ensure I understand your business goals.

We’ll discuss things like timelines, inspiration, what assets you already have (logos, photos, taglines), and what you’ll need help from me (copy editing, content writing, strategy, creating graphics).

If you have an existing website, you will need to decide whether you want to make refinements or start fresh with a new website. Some content can be migrated from Wordpress to Squarespace but the formatting is imperfect and it is often times faster and cleaner to build a whole new instance.

Outside of the cost of your Squarespace subscription and domains, the cost of a website depends on the timeline, number of pages, brand development, copywriting, SEO and other aspects of the project's scope.

For example, some people come with a name, logo, brand colors, written copy, and the ability to make most refinements on their own. Others need all of those things because they are just starting out or have pivoted.

Other considerations: Audience analysis, keyword research, UX, link building strategy, content writing, newsletters, social media campaigns to drive traffic, and so much more.

As of 2025, all projects require a minimum of $1,000 deposit and payments can be made over time but paid in full before the website is made public or shared with others.

All Squarespace websites offer basic analytics. We can also submit a site map and connect to Google Search Console after launch. This can be helpful in tracking keywords, CTAs, and popular content.

I highly recommend you buy your domains on Squarespace because they don’t sell your information to third parties from around the world that blow up your inbox with requests to build your website. The spam you will get from purchasing your domain on GoDaddy is not worth it when it’s so easy to do everything on Squarespace.

You can search what is available here: https://domains.squarespace.com