The services
What I do
Three things I do now. One thing I'm building — all priced so an independent business can say yes.
Photography
The $150 shoot
For local shops, cafés, restaurants, and makers: about twenty edited photos that make your business look the way it feels to walk in — the room, the details, the people, the thing you sell.
- Shot on location, at your business, on your schedule
- Edited for web and social — ready to post the same week
- You own the photos. Use them anywhere, forever.
I'm building my local portfolio right now, which means early clients get founding-client treatment: extra care, extra attention, and photos I'd put my name on — because I am putting my name on them.
Web Development
Websites that do their job
A fast, beautiful starter site that tells people who you are, what you sell, and when you're open. Nothing you don't need; everything you do.
- Hand-built pages — no bloated themes, no page-builder sludge
- Loads fast on phones, because that's where your customers are
- Flat-rate quotes. No hourly mystery, no "phase two" ambush.
- Hosting that costs next to nothing, and you own everything
Every site I build carries a small credit line at the bottom — my signature. It means I stand behind it.
Marketing & Content
Look alive online
Most independent businesses don't need a marketing department. They need someone who makes them look like they have one.
- Social content packages — photos and posts that match how your business actually looks
- Brand starter kits: the look-legitimate-in-a-weekend package — colors, fonts, and a voice that sounds like you
- Plain-English guidance on what to post and when, so you're not guessing
The education arm
From creative to entrepreneur
Workbooks and guides for working artists who have the craft but not the business: pricing your work, booking clients, getting online, looking legitimate. The guides I wish someone had handed me.
Not sure which one you need?
Describe the business. I'll tell you where I'd start — and what I'd skip.