A one-woman marketing department for small businesses.

Copywriting | Content Strategy | Website Management

Outsource marketing without the agency price tag.


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You’re too swamped to run the marketing side of things in-house, and you’re not quite ready to hire the big guns.

You need something in between; a Goldilocks approach.

Right-Sized Marketing for Small Businesses

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Copywriting & Content Writing

Website and ad copy, blogs and thought leadership, email marketing, and social media content. Harness the power of the written word to grow your business.

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Marketing Operations

Lead capture, HubSpot management, workflow automation, and analytics. The backend systems that keep your marketing machine running behind the scenes.

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 Brand Management

Campaign strategy, brand guidelines, messaging, and funnel design. Establish a clear brand voice that resonates with your audience and brings in leads.

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Your brand, designed for your customers.

Human-Centered

User-friendly design that meets the needs of your audience at every stage of their journey.

Brand-Authentic

Stay true to your essence, values, and voice while your competitors churn out complete slop.

Conversion-Focused

Clear, impactful copy that’s written for maximum human appeal, but friendly to AI and search engines.

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Hi, I’m Emily.

I’m an Austin-based marketer who found her way to the persuasion economy through a lifelong love for well-crafted prose.

I began my career in language-bending as an English teacher, transitioned into copywriting, and gradually became an entire marketing department.

When I’m not figuring out how to make my clients’ great ideas really sing, I’m cooking, reading, or imagining how great design could improve some experience (don’t get me started on car-dependent infrastructure).

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What clients are saying

"Emily was extremely responsive and easy to work with. Her writing was exactly what we were looking for and she helped us complete our website project extremely efficiently."

- Brad G., Agency Owner

“Emily is an incredible writer. The level of detail and the depth of her research is impressive. She’s very open to feedback, incorporates notes into her edits, and was very responsive throughout the project. I’m looking forward to a long-term partnership with Emily, as she is exemplary."

- Amanda K., Agency Owner

“Great editor. Really understands SEO, content marketing, and the English language. A great addition to any marketing team or agency.”

- Jeff N., Agency Owner

"Emily is fast, professional, and an excellent writer! We'll definitely be using her services in the future."

- Jill M., Director of Content Services

“Emily is an amazing writer. She said amazing things with such ease and understood our brand so quickly. I’m impressed!”

- Sue W., Small Business Owner

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See what great design, clear writing, and clever strategy can do for your business. 

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