The storyteller's guide to being unforgettable in print
I bring the 3:00 AM plea for "just one more chapter" to your creative work — so your customers are burning the midnight oil, hanging on your every word, and begging to know what happens next.
Ethical copywriting
Words that heal are the standard.
Mind reading
Your brand knows clients better than they know themselves.
Intentional sales
We always under promise and overdeliver.
The do-or-die principles of brand storytelling
Founder's Field Notes
We put your client in a flow state
Good writing gets readers out of their head.
We don't change your vision
Your voice is our biggest ally and the center of attention.
Sell more with less effort
We blend science and storytelling to make your brand a page turner.
unFortunately, this is what happens when a teenager signs a book contract
Once upon a time, sixteen-year-old me wrote a book that got picked up by a small publishing house. And even though I didn't get a happily ever after (my publisher literally went bankrupt), I learned some crucial things about sales.
There's nothing more humbling than realizing you actually have to work hard for people to buy your stuff (you mean people aren't beating down my door for my first-edition novel? Insane). I spent the next ten years helping authors sort through the noise of marketing bros and cash-grab gurus to create sustainable sales habits.
My agency is founded for people who want to sell like crazy without content burnout or shiny object syndrome running the show. We use the universal language of storytelling blended with sales psychology to get the right people to come to you (in the most authentic way possible).
Ethical copywriting (my speciality) doesn't mince words, create fake urgency, or chase low-converting viral moments. It simply identifies your customer's real problems, positions you as the right solution, and uses evergreen systems to put the whole process on repeat.
I never really dreamed about becoming a writer, but I listened to so many audiobooks that it was just inevitable.
If you ever want me to hop on a soapbox, ask me about the best Newbery Award novels or the ethical questions about writing "bad boy" characters in YA novels.
Find me somewhere between traveling the world and never leaving my house (I'm a part-time digital nomad with a garden — ask in six months how that's going).
The Real Tea on Me
I'm your devoted hype person for big ideas, crazy life changes, and going all-in on your dreams (I'll lead by example and be annoying about it).
I've tried literally everything to recovery from Lyme disease and mold poisoning (homeopathy and therapy are my faves) so I have a lot in common with your ideal client.
I grew up in the Virginia countryside, and now I live in Colorado. But I'd be lying if I said I don't regularly dream about going home to Shenandoah to start a homestead.
You poured your heart into your offer, and you need more people to see it. You're wildly innovative and creative. the only thing missing from your product is people to buy it.
You want someone who gets the real story. That means asking the right questions, stalking your socials, and rooting through old video content (for science).
Let's make sure we go together like earl grey tea and a classic novel (my pick is Little Women)
You bring the main character energy. You dream big, hope beyond hope, and create things that make the world a brighter place.
You want someone who writes killer copy and knows exactly where to put it. Let's blend that storytelling and sales psych and put it on repeat.
Ethical sales matters to you. you're fully aware that trust-centered sales are more effective anyway.
You're not afraid to do things differently. We love competitor inspo, but in the end, we carve our own path.
Hey, I'm Stephanie
Former small-town girl, multi-business owner, and steadfast believer that everyone has a story worth telling
Not to start with the deep stuff, but I really believe stories belong on the Hierarchy of Needs. In the historical record, they are found beside food stores and firesides, keeping primal communities alive with cliffhangers and lore. Stories have carried us from the beginning of human history to the modern world, uniting the threads of friendship, curiosity, love, hope, courage, and compassion alive within us all. They're the one thing that draws no social or economic boundaries — stories belong to everyone.
That brings me to your brand. The truth is, you don't get to choose whether your brand has a story (everything has a story), you only get to choose how that story is told. So why wouldn't you find someone to make it a page turner?
In my early career, you might have bumped into me on a writer's conference panel or hanging out in the non-profit circuit. I wrote books, worked in publishing, and taught authors the basics of marketing. In 2021, I felt this primal need to have more say in the stories I told, and this agency was born out of what can only be described as a quarter-life crisis. In six months, I turned my napkin scribblings from a Southwest flight into a real business and moved halfway across the country (because I never do anything halfway).
In the past 5+ years, all of my subscription clients have doubled their revenue or tripled their web traffic (or both). I've had the honor of working with startups, course creators, multi-million dollar brands, and some of the best educators in holistic health. But what actually gets me excited is hearing people say, "My brand finally sounds as good on paper as it sounds in my head."
I've somehow gained a reputation as "the girl with the crazy stories," but I swear I did get initiated into a motorcycle club in a Colorado small town.
I briefly worked as a literary agent, which means I am opinionated about storytelling, and I will give you the tea on what it's really like to get published.
I'm currently working on this project where I travel to all my grandma's favorite countries to see if they'll make me as brave as they made her (this is Buenos Aires, Argentina).
Where Your Email Finds Me
When I'm not helping my clients yap their way to the top of their industry, I'm scribbling away at my slow living blog.
I'm from Southern Virginia, which means I'm legally obligated to make you food from scratch next time you come over (I don't make the rules).
In the last ten years, I've lived in twelve different houses and four different states (it's as exhausting as it sounds, and I wouldn't have it any other way).