I'm a marketer. I write, design and build the measurement under it, mostly for small teams that have never had a marketer before. These are my notes from each stage so far.
Home health training and consulting, Denver. I've been the only marketer since January 2025. I start at 9:30 with the previous day's comments and the Facebook group's join requests, then post by 10:30 from a content calendar I build each month, including the Marketing Monday and Workflow Wednesday series. Course reminders go out the day before class, and the newsletter at month's end.
Brought in to grow the partner list, run social and the site, and start a newsletter. With no ad spend, Facebook page visits doubled and reach grew 6% from April to August. The foundation closed that fall, before most of the rest could ship.
I cared for my dad through hospice and took every free Google and Meta course I could find in the hours between. He was a car fanatic and a great mechanic, and he taught me never to half-ass anything. He's the reason I moved into marketing.
Remote inside sales, then one of three people picked from a team of twelve for a new fleet team. Most of the company was laid off six months later. Good at it; never mine.
I planned on journalism and set out to double-major in English and Mass Comm, then settled on English with a PR minor. I didn't finish. Afterward I streamed on Twitch for a while and built a small community. I want to speak to a lot of people at once. That part hasn't changed.
Spare motherboard, CPU, RAM and drives, plus a case. Now it runs the things I'd otherwise pay a subscription for, like a recipe app that strips the SEO fluff off food blogs. More in the service park →