Welcome!
Thanks for stopping in...
I'm Trish, a mom, grandmother, and small business owner since 1997, born and raised in North Carolina.
I know firsthand the struggle of juggling every role—sales, accounting, admin, cleaning, marketing—while keeping customers happy. It’s overwhelming, and at some point, we all need help.
I’m here to deliver. With years of marketing expertise and business ownership, I focus on what matters: attracting more customers and keeping them satisfied.
No empty promises or rigid contracts—just real, trackable results you’ll see and feel.
How Do You Know if Your Marketing is Working?
The Answer is really simple...
The obvious answer is your return is more than your investment. Your ROI should certainly exceed what you invest, that's just the beginning. Every dollar you spend should be tracked so you know if the strategy is a success.
Marketing & Advertising are 2 different animals. Marketing is a long term strategy. Building a strong foundation for your business so if & when you do advertise, your business can support the advertising campaign.
For small businesses, if the foundation is built correctly and consistently maintained, there may not be a need for advertising.
Every business is unique in its needs & goals. There is not a 1 size fits all. The one common denominator in every business is the need for a strong foundation on Google and the need to maintain it.
Google Map results are Local SEO driven. Local SEO is very different from Traditional Organic SEO (Website).
When you are on a tight budget, you need to track every penny of your investment. It is imperative to know how a new customer found you. If you can't track the results from day one, I encourage you to think twice about investing the money.
I also encourage you to be cautious of companies that require long-term contracts. This can sometimes be a red flag.
If you pay a company or an individual to market or advertise your business, and their efforts produce trackable results, why is a long-term contract necessary?
Of course, there are 2 sides to every coin. The counterargument to that rule is a long-term strategy should require a contract because business owners can be inpatient & may not continue the strategy. In some cases, I agree. However, the analytics should always show the overall results.
