I work with wine, food, and hospitality brands on positioning and message. I hold multiple titles at once: Product Marketing, Brand Strategy, Writer, and Children’s Book Author.
I’ve spent years in social media and content, teaching it, building it, running it for clients. My focus has changed, mostly because social media marketing has changed.
Most teams don’t need more content. They need clarity on what they’re trying to say and how to best say it.
I also run workshops and share what I’ve learned with teams who want to get better at this without adding more noise.
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All in Healthy Lifestyle
I will say that no matter how horrible the days were, they went by quickly, and there is a light at the end of this tunnel. My type of stage III anal cancer has a good chance of recovery—even if that recovery means that I still have to have surgery in the future.
This is a good reminder that you don’t have to go through a pandemic or cancer treatments for you to take a step back from your business life and really look critically at what you want to do next.
2020 turned out to be something that NOT any of us could have predicted. With massive job loss and stay at home orders due to the pandemic, 2020 goals changed. Even though my New Year Resolutions looked different, I still made time to goal plan and create small goals to get me to the next step in my career and for my health. Here are some action items for setting 2021 goals.
As I move forward with anal cancer treatments, I wanted to answer are some questions I get the most
Out of all the places to get cancer, it’s definitely not the most flattering. Speaking up and normalizing things (like talking about anal cancer) can hopefully inspire people to be more proactive in going to see the doctor when they have symptoms so they can get treatment.
The brick & mortar hair and skin salon has continued to focus on the connections that they have with their customers, and that can be seen as soon as you walk into the salon through smiling faces and repeat customers. When the SIP order went into place for Sonoma County, they had to shut down their salon and turn to online delivery orders, as well as a new Facebook group
