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How you wrap up a client relationship is as important as how it begins. It often is the difference in repeat clients or never speaking to them again.

If you are looking ahead to the New Year with stars in your eyes and whispering under your breath: Next year will be better, next year will be more organized and successful. Then, honey, you'd best already be in motion to make that happen, because statements like that do not just take shape at midnight on December 31st. The clinging of that midnight bell does not magically transform you and your business into that of a successful, driven entity like the movies all suggest (ag

Prep Now, Coast Later. The more that you can delegate and automate before those holidays magically appear  on our "to-do" list, the further ahead you will be! It is so hard to not get bogged down with the dailies while presenting the image that we have it "all together". Never mind that you were up 'til midnight trying to craft an angel costume for the Christmas play, went to reheat your cup of coffee, only to open the microwave to find yesterday's cup there already- clearly

Hey there, Let’s be real, when was the last time you felt confident about your headshot or professional photo? Maybe you're using an outdated selfie or that photo cropped from a group picture (we’ve all been there). But here's the good news: you don’t need a fancy studio or expensive equipment to take a professional-looking photo right at home. With just a little effort and tools you already have, you can create a polished, professional image that showcases your best self. He

Securing a new client is exciting, but the real work begins once the contract is signed. A seamless onboarding experience sets the tone for everything that follows, trust, communication, deadlines, and even renewals. Yet too often, businesses stumble at the starting line. Let’s explore five of the most frequent client onboarding failures and how you can avoid them. 1. Fail: Lack of Clarity From Day One What goes wrong: Clients show up excited and ready to go, but walk away fr

In a digital-first world, your brand has seconds ( yes, seconds ) to make a strong impression. Before your audience reads a word, they’ll feel your vibe through the visuals: your photos, colors, and layouts. These three elements are more than just design decisions, they are communication tools that create consistency, build trust, and make your brand recognizable anywhere. Let’s explore how to brand with intention and style through these three foundational pieces: 1. Photos