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I’m a Flodesk & Email Marketing Consultant who helps female solopreneurs streamline their marketing, reclaim their time, and achieve real growth through strategic email marketing, automation, and content planning. Copywriting Services
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I am taking a break from social media for personal reasons. I still want to hear from you, and I hope you still want to ...
09/10/2026

I am taking a break from social media for personal reasons. I still want to hear from you, and I hope you still want to hear from me, just in a more personal fashion. 

I don’t know how long this break is going to be, these are the kind of things you can’t nail down a timeline on. If you have my phone number I encourage you to use it to text and check in, I would love that! (I am planning on at least through the end of 2026 though)

Please feel free to email me personally at [email protected] or for business conversations at [email protected]. I am more than happy to communicate; I’m just stepping away from social media for now. Thank you for understanding! P.S. I’ll be sharing updates via my newsletter which is linked in my profile. If you don’t see it feel free to email me and I’ll be happy to send it to you. We’ll be penpals!

I have immediate openings for new or returning clients. If you or someone you know could use help marketing or running t...
08/20/2026

I have immediate openings for new or returning clients. If you or someone you know could use help marketing or running their business, I would love to chat! Email me to set up a time to talk and get started.

08/10/2026

You can always tell when a business handed their content to someone who’s never actually sat down and talked to them. The captions are fine. The strategy is fine. Nothing about it sounds like an actual person, let alone the person running the company.

That’s the trap with a lot of DIY templates and generic VAs. You get content, technically. You don’t get you.

The version of your brand that actually converts is the one that sounds like you on your best day, the one with the same jokes you’d make in a client call, the same directness you’d use with a friend. That doesn’t come from a template. It comes from someone who actually knows your business, not just your niche.

That’s the difference in how I work. I don’t create content that could be about anybody. I create it for you.

08/03/2026

If Instagram disappeared tomorrow, could you still reach the people who’d actually buy from you? For most business owners, the honest answer is no.

Followers aren’t yours. They belong to the platform, and the platform changes the rules whenever it wants to. Your email list is the only piece of your audience you actually own, and it’s usually the most neglected part of the whole business.

Not because you don’t know it matters. Because between running everything else, it’s the first thing to fall off. A functioning email system, the kind that’s built out, segmented, and running whether or not you touched it this week, isn’t a nice to have. It’s the part of your marketing that isn’t renting space from anybody.

If your email list has been sitting there collecting dust while you pour everything into social, let’s fix that.

07/30/2026

She logged in to schedule her launch content. Instagram told her the account didn’t exist anymore.
Hacked, shut down, no timeline on getting it back. Her launch was three days away.
If that happened to you right now, mid-launch, could you still reach the people who already said yes to hearing from you?
She could, because her email list was already built and segmented. While she waited on Instagram to hand the account back, that list was the one channel nobody could touch.
That’s what got the word out and kept her launch moving. If you want to know yours doesn’t live or die by one platform, DM me.

07/30/2026

11pm, my phone buzzes. Another voice memo from a client, mid-thought, talking through an idea before she loses it.
That happens constantly, on purpose. I don’t get her voice once and call it done.
Every idea, every thought, every question, I’d rather have it as a memo than a text. That way I’m never writing from one conversation months ago.
I also watch her videos and listen to her podcast episodes, catching the same phrases she’s already using out loud, not guessing at them.
That’s how her copy still sounds like her six months in, not like it slowly turned into mine. If you want that for your content, DM me.

07/30/2026

Week six of maternity leave. Zero posts. Another sale just landed in her inbox.
Most business owners can’t actually unplug like that. The second they stop showing up, the business stops moving with them.
She could, because her newsletters and sales emails were already written and scheduled before she ever left. For three months, while she was home with her new baby, her email account kept making sales without her touching a thing.
That’s what actually let her be present. Not a content plan she stuck to anyway. A system that didn’t need her.
If you want your business built to run like that when you need it to, DM me.

The TRUTH about unsubscribes nobody tells you: they're actually good for your list.Most business owners panic every time...
07/29/2026

The TRUTH about unsubscribes nobody tells you: they're actually good for your list.

Most business owners panic every time someone unsubscribes, like it's a personal rejection. But an unsubscribe from someone who was never going to buy protects your account more than it hurts it.

Email providers like Gmail and Outlook track engagement, not list size. When people stop opening or clicking, that tells them your emails aren't wanted, and they start filtering you into spam, even for the people who do want to hear from you. A smaller, engaged list will always outperform a bloated one. Higher opens, higher clicks, more sales, and inbox placement that actually holds.

So the next time someone unsubscribes, let them go. It's not a loss. It's your list telling you exactly who's still interested.

If you want your list and your deliverability handled properly instead of guessed at, DM me and let's talk about what your inbox actually needs.

07/28/2026

Every time you go quiet for a few weeks, it’s not neutral. Someone on your list or in your feed notices, and the story they tell themselves isn’t ‘she’s busy with clients.’ It’s ‘I guess that’s not really her thing anymore.’

You already know your work is good. The problem was never your offer. It’s that the thing carrying your message to people depends entirely on whatever bandwidth you have left after everything else.

Consistency isn’t a personality trait. It’s a system. And systems don’t need you to have a good week to keep running.

If you want yours built so it runs whether you have five minutes or five hours that week, let’s talk.

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