01 · Start here
Good conversation.
Clear next steps.
We covered a lot when we talked. These pages put it in writing: how a project with me moves from first idea to launch, what I'll need from you, and where to read more when you have a minute.
02 · Your project, step by step
Six steps, one at a time.
Each step has its own page: what you'll understand by the end of it, what happens, what I need from you and the decision that moves us forward. Your written proposal sets the exact scope and timeline.
- STEP 01
Tell me about your business
What you want to achieve and who you want to reach.
Open step 1 - STEP 02
Agree on the plan
What I'll deliver, what it costs, and what's included.
Open step 2 - STEP 03
Gather your materials
Exactly which photos, copy, access and other assets I need.
Open step 3 - STEP 04
Review the first version
What to look at, how to give feedback, and when it's due.
Open step 4 - STEP 05
Approve and launch
What you're approving and what happens next.
Open step 5 - STEP 06
Learn and improve
How we measure results and decide on future work.
Open step 6
03 · Find the right resource
Read more, at your own pace.
How I work, and examples of work I've done. Each card says whether it explains a service or shows a past project.
Nothing matches that yet. Try a different word, or ask me directly. That question might become the next resource.
04 · Working together
Questions people usually ask.
Where should I start?
With your goal. You don't need a full plan or finished content. Read step one, then reply to my latest email with what you want to change and anything you're unsure about.
How should I give feedback?
Collect your notes in one place, from one decision-maker, and send them together. Be specific about what to change and why. Step four has a short guide.
What happens if the scope changes?
Ideas grow once work is underway, and that's normal. If something new comes up that isn't in your written proposal, I'll raise it before starting on it so we can decide together. Your signed agreement is what sets scope, schedule, payments and revision rounds.
How are price and timing agreed?
Every project is quoted to what you actually need. After we talk, I send a written proposal with the scope, price and timeline for your project, and that becomes the agreement we both work from. Step two explains what it covers.