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Knowing what to do next can feel complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. Let’s take a look at where you are now and figure out the best way to get you where you want to be.
How It Works
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The Idea
The starting point where your business idea takes shape.
Examples: Brainstorm, refine your vision, and plan your next steps.
Planning & Setup
Turning your idea into an official business: Choose a name, register your business, and set up an LLC.
Branding
Creating a memorable identity for your business: Design a logo, pick colors, and develop your brand style.
Online Presence
Building your website and making your business visible online: Create a website, write content, and improve search rankings (SEO).
Marketing
Reaching your audience and attracting customers: Manage social media, create ads, and plan email campaigns.
Materials & Advertising
Spreading the word with promotional materials and ads: Design flyers, make branded merchandise, and run ad campaigns.
Brand Management
Keeping your brand strong and growing: Track website traffic, adjust SEO, and update your branding.
I offer a personal, one-on-one approach to solving problems and creating solutions tailored to your business's unique needs. You’ll always work directly with me, not a faceless team.
I streamline the process to deliver creative, impactful results without the high costs or overhead of large agencies. My lean approach keeps things simple, effective, and budget-friendly.
From brainstorming to design, web development, and content creation, I handle every aspect of the project to ensure a consistent vision and seamless execution for your brand.
With a strong background in design, media, leadership, and small business ownership, I offer versatile strategies that work for your unique goals. My flexibility allows me to pivot and adjust to fit your needs.
Charleston County is home to approximately 14,818 small businesses, making it a vibrant hub for entrepreneurs and startups.
Each year, approximately 2,300 new businesses open in the Charleston area, increasing competition across industries.
Only 50% of small businesses nationwide remain after five years, emphasizing the importance of ongoing branding and marketing efforts.
60% of local consumers rely on online searches to find small businesses, emphasizing the importance of a strong digital presence.