Who I work with

Solo and women-owned businesses in health, wellness, and beauty

Mostly around Denver. Always the kind of place I’d book myself.

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01Featured · Pilates & boutique fitness

Pilates studios and boutique fitness

New clients are nervous. They want to know which level to choose, what to wear, and whether the reformer is as intimidating as it looks. The studios that stand out make the first visit feel easy before anyone walks through the door. Your intro offer should be one click away. It’s usually five.

I’m about to become a certified Pilates instructor myself, so this one is personal. And the same thinking applies to yoga, barre, and boutique fitness studios.

Arc Pilates and Movement · The Pilates Kitchen · Pilates Mariposa

“Instead of gate keeping her knowledge and creating a dependency on her services, she armed me with the information and strategies that I needed to be self sufficient in my business.”
Erin Robinson, Pilates Mariposa
02Featured · Injectables & med spas

Nurse injectors and med spas

She’s comparing five providers, reading every review, and looking for any sign that she’ll feel comfortable instead of pressured. She wants to know what a consultation costs, who she’ll be meeting, and whether she can trust them with her face.

Your website should answer all of that before she has to ask. Clear pricing, real credentials, and the person behind the practice right up front. That’s what I built for Balanced Injection, and it’s turning careful researchers into booked consultations.

Balanced Injection · Strategic Website + Local SEO

No website. No Google presence. Now Balanced Injection is the first organic Google result for “nurse injector Sloan’s Lake” (September 2026), and Sari is fully booked.
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How I think

The little moments shape the big decisions

I spend a lot of time on the moments most business owners never see. The visitor who leaves after thirty seconds. The question that almost got answered. The extra click before booking.

Most people never notice those moments. I notice them constantly, sometimes at 2am, sometimes about a stranger’s website I have no business thinking about. It’s a mild affliction. It also happens to be exactly what your business needs, so let’s call it a gift.

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Not on this list?The list is not the point

The industry matters less than the care.

yes, that includes yours

If you run a small business, you’ve put real work into it, and your website isn’t doing it justice, you’re in the right place. Tell me what you do and what’s going on, and I’ll take it from there.

Tell me what’s going on