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Helping businesses grow through smart marketing, strong relationships & big ideas.

18+ Years Helping Businesses Grow
Marketing Strategist | Revenue Growth Leader
Prescott, AZ

Ordinary People. Extraordinary Impact.A great afternoon at the Joy of Giving luncheon celebrating the people and organiz...
08/22/2026

Ordinary People. Extraordinary Impact.

A great afternoon at the Joy of Giving luncheon celebrating the people and organizations making a difference throughout Yavapai County.

One of my favorite parts happens right at the table.
Four nonprofits are selected as Shining Stars and share the heart behind their work. Then every table is given $$$ to grant to ONE of them.
Choosing just one is HARD.

You listen. You’re moved. Then you turn to a table of people you may not have known before lunch and start talking about what resonated, sharing perspectives, and deciding together where your $$$ should go.
By the end, every Shining Star walks away with grant funding, and the room has experienced philanthropy in action.

I love the conversation and connection this simple activity creates.

It’s always a pleasure spending time with Hector Ramirez! Through the Arizona Community Foundation of Yavapai County marketing committee, I’ve had the opportunity to support Hector and the team in sharing their mission and impact.

A beautiful reminder that we all have something to give.


Arizona Community Foundation

Before you meet Ariana, a few things you should know. ⚠️She is going to ask questions. Not because she’s confused, but b...
08/21/2026

Before you meet Ariana, a few things you should know. ⚠️

She is going to ask questions. Not because she’s confused, but because she has probably already spotted the three things that don’t quite add up.

If you tell her, “That’s just how we do it,” prepare for the immediate and deeply inconvenient follow-up:

“But why?”

She is extremely nice, which can lull you into a false sense of security. Do not mistake friendliness for an inability to push back. She can professionally dismantle a bad idea while somehow making everyone feel like they just had a productive meeting.

She is a fixer. Mention a problem casually and there is a nonzero chance she will have a plan, an email drafted and three options evaluated before you finish telling the story.

She also has a dangerous relationship with the phrase “I have an idea.”

This can result in a marketing campaign, a new proposal, an entirely reorganized strategy, or something significantly more elaborate than the five-minute task you started with.

She cares a lot about people. Clients aren’t account numbers. Her community isn’t a demographic. If she believes something matters, she’s going to put energy into it.

She does not particularly enjoy being told something can’t be done.

Her brain tends to interpret that as:

Interesting. Apparently we have a puzzle.

Perhaps most importantly:

Do not give her access to campaign reporting unless you’re prepared to discuss the data.

She will find the story in those numbers.

She will find the weird number too.

She always finds the weird number. 📊🔎

For those who know me, what should be added to the warning? 😂

08/14/2026

Plot twist: the Netflix part is actually true.

One of the questions I’ve been getting a lot lately is, “So what are you doing in your new role?”

Turns out, “putting Prescott businesses on Netflix” is a pretty fun way to start that conversation. 😂

The longer answer is that my world of video advertising has gotten a whole lot bigger.

Local businesses don’t have to think of streaming platforms as something reserved for national brands anymore. We can use video to reach audiences across streaming TV, including Netflix, and bring that opportunity right here to Prescott businesses.

Same thing I’ve always loved doing: helping businesses tell their story through video.

Just a much bigger screen and a few more places to tell it.

So yes, apparently I’m preparing for my Netflix documentary now. 😉

It’s funny how life rarely changes just one thing at a time.Lately, it feels like everything is shifting. A new company....
07/31/2026

It’s funny how life rarely changes just one thing at a time.

Lately, it feels like everything is shifting. A new company. A new puppy. Summer coming to an end. Soon, backpacks will be packed, school routines will return, and another season will begin.

Some of those changes were planned. Others weren’t.

What I’m learning is that change has a way of opening doors you didn’t know you needed to walk through. It stretches you, challenges you, and reminds you what matters most.

Through it all, some things haven’t changed.

I still love working with local businesses, learning what makes them unique, and helping more people discover them. I still believe relationships are the best part of this job. I’m still trying to be present for the little moments, because they’re often the ones that teach me the most.

Outside of work, I’m soaking up these last long summer evenings with my family. Pool days, dinners together, dance parties in the kitchen, and watching my girls squeeze every last drop out of summer.

Then there’s our new puppy, reminding me that growth doesn’t happen overnight. It takes patience, consistency, celebrating the little wins, and giving yourself grace while you’re still learning.

Maybe that’s true for all of us.

I’m choosing to lean into this season with gratitude and curiosity. I don’t know exactly what’s around the corner, but I have a feeling this season has some pretty great things in store.

Every successful business has a story most people never see.The early mornings.The late nights.The hard decisions.The le...
07/31/2026

Every successful business has a story most people never see.

The early mornings.
The late nights.
The hard decisions.
The leap of faith to build something from the ground up.

That’s why I love ribbon cuttings.

They’re more than a celebration of a business. They’re a celebration of the people behind it, their family, their team, and the community that believes in them.

This week we’re celebrating Electric Altitude and their Prescott Chamber ribbon cutting.

I’ve had the opportunity to get to know this incredible family while partnering with them on their marketing, and what stands out most isn’t just the quality of their work. It’s the heart they put into every customer they serve.

They’ve built a business rooted in trust, craftsmanship, and treating people like family. That’s what makes local businesses like Electric Altitude so special, and what makes Prescott such an incredible place to call home.

Congratulations to Electric Altitude on this milestone! It’s an honor to be part of your journey, and I can’t wait to see what’s ahead.

Getting to help tell stories like theirs is one of the best parts of what I do.

07/25/2026

Hypothesis: Prescott would get excited about a community science center.

Conclusion: The data supports the hypothesis. 🔬🚀

This moment was my favorite part of this week.

It’s a moment that says, “We made it this far.” It represents board meetings around a kitchen table, ideas scribbled on notepads, challenges, pivots, and countless conversations about how to bring the vision of a science center to Prescott. More importantly, it’s the beginning of something even bigger for our kids, our families, and our future. Because when you combine curiosity, imagination, and a sense of adventure, amazing things can happen.

This week, we celebrated the official ribbon cutting for Yavapai Exploration & Science, and seeing our community show up with such enthusiasm was something I’ll never forget. Amanda, our entire YES! board believes in your leadership, and we’re excited to see what’s possible as this next chapter begins.

To everyone who has shared our mission, invited friends, brought your families, volunteered, donated, or simply cheered us on… thank you. Every conversation, every share, and every word of encouragement helped build the momentum that brought us to this milestone. Together, we’re creating a place where curiosity is encouraged, imagination is celebrated, and kids and families discover that learning is an adventure.

This celebration belongs to our entire community.

We’re just getting started, and I can’t wait to see where this journey takes us. 🚀🔬💙

Gratitude isn’t just about milestones. It’s about the people you get to share them with.One of the things I’m most thank...
07/10/2026

Gratitude isn’t just about milestones. It’s about the people you get to share them with.

One of the things I’m most thankful for as I begin this new chapter with Viamedia is knowing I get to do it alongside someone who genuinely cares about our clients and our community. I’m especially grateful that Marta and I get to continue this journey together.

This week, we joined the Prescott Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the ribbon cutting for DreamMaker Bath and Kitchen, welcoming another great business to our community.

Marketing has never been a solo effort. The best ideas come from collaboration, trust, and people who are willing to jump in, support one another, and celebrate each other’s successes.

I’m grateful to have a teammate like Marta here in Prescott, and I’m excited for everything we’ll build together as we continue helping local businesses grow.

Here’s to new beginnings, strong partnerships, and being part of a community that believes in supporting one another.

Congratulations, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen, on your grand opening and ribbon cutting! 🎉
DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Greater Yavapai

This week would have marked 18 years with Sparklight.I never imagined that milestone would also mark the beginning of a ...
07/06/2026

This week would have marked 18 years with Sparklight.

I never imagined that milestone would also mark the beginning of a new chapter.

But… I’m 18 now, and I guess it’s finally time to move out. 😊

When I look back, I don’t think first about the campaigns, the awards, or even the numbers.

I think about the people.

The businesses that trusted me with their dreams.

The teammates who became lifelong friends.

The mentors who challenged me to grow.

The conversations that reminded me this work has always been about people first.

Those 18 years taught me lessons I’ll carry with me wherever I go.

• Great marketing starts with listening.

• Relationships will always outlast transactions.

• Curiosity beats assumptions.

Those lessons are coming with me into this next chapter with Viamedia.

While the company name on my business card is changing, one thing isn’t.

I still get to do what I love most: helping businesses grow through thoughtful marketing strategy.

To my current clients, thank you for trusting me with your businesses over the years. I’m grateful that many of our partnerships will continue, and I can’t wait to keep building alongside you.

To the businesses I’ll have the opportunity to meet next, I’m looking forward to learning your story, understanding your goals, and helping you grow.

Whether we’ve worked together for 18 years, 18 months, or haven’t met yet, my commitment is the same: to listen first, build strategies that matter, and help your business grow.

My clients have always been the reason I love what I do.

I’m incredibly grateful for everything Sparklight made possible over the past 18 years, especially the teammates, mentors, and clients who helped shape both my career and who I am today.

Here’s to the next chapter with Viamedia.

You’ll still see me.

I’m staying right here.

Still helping businesses grow.

Still having fun along the way.

The camera wasn’t the most important part of this project.The strategy was.When I first met with the team at La Lumiere,...
07/01/2026

The camera wasn’t the most important part of this project.
The strategy was.

When I first met with the team at La Lumiere, we didn’t start by talking about commercials or advertising.

We started by asking questions.

• What makes your business different?

• Who are you trying to reach?

• Why should someone choose you over another med spa?

As we talked, something became clear.

The opportunity wasn’t simply to create awareness. It was to give people a compelling reason to take the first step.

That led us to build an integrated campaign centered around one unique differentiator: an AI-powered skin analysis that reveals what’s happening beneath the surface and creates a personalized 90-day skin transformation plan.

From there, every piece of the campaign had a purpose.

The video was designed to spark curiosity.

The social media campaign was built to generate qualified leads.

The landing page answered questions and made it easy to schedule a consultation.

Each piece supported the next, guiding potential clients from awareness to consideration to booking.

That’s what I enjoy most about marketing.

It’s rarely about creating a single commercial or running a single ad.

It’s about understanding the customer journey and building a strategy that helps businesses reach the right people, with the right message, at the right time.

Here’s a little behind-the-scenes look at bringing that story to life. I can’t wait to share the finished commercial soon.

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Prescott, AZ
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