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Strategic Content That Grows Your Business

Helping established service businesses turn expertise into client attraction

You know your business inside and out. But translating that expertise into content that consistently attracts premium clients? That's where I come in.

Two Ways I Help

Content Strategy Audit

Get clarity on what's working and what's not

I'll analyze your current content and messaging, then deliver a clear roadmap for attracting better clients with less effort.

What you get:

  • Comprehensive review of your existing content
  • Specific recommendations for improvement
  • 90-day action plan tailored to your business
  • One strategy call to walk through everything

Investment: $1,500

Strategic Content Creation

Consistent content that positions you as the obvious choice

I'll create strategic content that showcases your expertise and attracts clients who value what you do.

What you get:

  • 3 months of strategic content (12 pieces)
  • Optimized for your ideal client and industry
  • Delivered ready to publish across your platforms
  • Includes one strategy session to align on goals

Investment: $3,500

Why This Approach Works

"Finally, content that brings in qualified leads instead of just keeping me busy."

"We went from competing on price to being the obvious premium choice."

Ready to Get Started?

[Schedule a 20-minute conversation →]

Let's discuss your goals and see if we're a good fit.

Custom projects and additional options are available upon request.

Questions? Email me directly - I respond personally to every message.

 

 

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