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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My word of the year for 2019 is INTENTIONAL. Now that I’m coming out of the fog of taking care of a small infant who became a very active toddler (which is a nice way of saying “crazy person”), I feel like I’m able to be a little bit more intentional with the things I do in my life.
2018 has truly been a pivotal year in my decade-long entrepreneurial career. I went from managing social media accounts for several brands to focusing on my own brand, writing for several publications, and working with a few marketing and PR agencies on projects. Now I look to Goals for 2019…
A roundup of my personal favorite articles I have written this past year about wine, food, social media, music and mom life in Sonoma County.
The Stories feature just got one of the best updates I have seen so far: they allow you to upload a bunch of pictures and videos all at once. Previously, you had to upload content one story at a time, which would be fine for people who wanted to post over the course of their day, but not so great for people who wanted to post a longer “story” that had multiple images and videos – you know…something that actually tells a STORY through multiple pieces of content.
Once I finally bought the Instant Pot, my family started cooking at home more often, which helped us to make small changes for a healthy lifestyle and encouraged us to be more creative with our healthy home-cooked meals.
How to have a Toddler-Friendly Christmas.. aka how to childproof your Christmas Tree So your kid doesn't runin it.
