From Boutique Owner to Sales-Driven Digital Marketer: My Journey and Tips for Womenpreneurs

We all start somewhere…

When I first got into marketing, I only serviced beauty and fashion brands because I only had experience running and growing my own boutique.

I mean, how could I help people in industries I wasn’t familiar with while also being new to marketing?

Over time, I learned, studied, tested, and offered discounted services to brands in other industries I was interested in.

To date I have helped:

• Boutiques/Beauty Brands/Custom Wear Brands

• Business Coaches/Mental Health Coaches

• Graphic Designers

• Cleaning Companies/ Lawn-care Businesses

• Real Estate Companies

• Event Space Brands

• And So Much More!

I literally found my middle ground by helping womenpreneurs in both the product and service-based realms to market, brand, and scale their online businesses (I’ve helped a few men too, believe it or not!).

I love it here, for real, and it’s only up from here.

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