This is your permission slip to focus on the things that are important to you...
...space to recharge so you can show up for your clients with generous content and meaningful connection
…scaling your business from behind a screen with authentic stories and personal truths
…plenty of time for your favourite reads, cups of tea, and snuggles with your family
…making sales while you spend the night in watching your latest Netflix find
…time off social to protect your mental wellness, and focus on connecting IRL
My best life plans include conversation for two over cups of ginger tea and warm-from-the-oven pumpkin scones.
I help business owners stand out (and show up) with words, so you can make your audience feel deeply seen and heard–even while you stay home in your comfy pants.
First, Iโd order a chai tea with honey, and with my hands wrapped around the warm mug, Iโd lean in and start talking.
Seven years ago, only a few weeks into my second maternity leave, I opened an online cloth diaper shop—it launched within four months. Soon I was teaching cloth diapering workshops to moms who wanted the process simplified and writing blogs educating them about how to make it work. Through conversations and listening to their questions, I realized that like me, these moms wanted easy-to-understand, trustworthy information on green living.
Recognizing that writing was where my passions lay, after two years I closed the doors to my online shop, and my blog, Green Moms Collective was born.
This is where I fell in love with content marketing.
My blog was a side-hustle from my day job teaching elementary school. Through it, I worked with brands and businesses around North America, to manage their influencer campaigns, host twitter parties, write content, and eventually running multiple green beauty social media accounts—taking beautiful flat lay photos and writing content that captured their audiences.
Looking back, I’m in awe of the tired mom who had the nerve to step into the entrepreneurial world with a teaching degree as her background. It’s served me well. I’m a knowledge-seeker and question-asker who is proud to have earned my marketing know-how through years of experience serving clients in North America and beyond.
…hosting a 6-part Twitter chat series with The Toronto Star and Greenbelt Foundation that amassed 20 million impressions, “surpassing projections and creating real value in terms of website traffic, brand chatter and new followers for the client we engaged.”
…being the content and community manager for an Edtech start-up that Scholastic Inc. acquired
…writing newsletters, blogs, white papers, onboarding guides, in-app content, and online workshops as the digital content manager for Scholastic Inc., and presenting dozens of training workshops to Scholastic Education’s sales teams
…launching my business with a "do things that don't scale" social media road map lead magnet that directly lead to over 60k of revenue (see the testimonial ๐๐ฝ)
"Sara, thank you so much for my social media road map and for opening your inbox to me for a week! The value you provided in this single, free resource speaks volumes about you and your offerings! I was blown away. Thanks so much!!"
Today, my Trello board is in good company with business owners like…
...the sleep consultant who scaled her service-based business to include regular, easy-breezy launches
...the business coach's quiz and email sequence had people replying straight to her inbox
...the working mom consultant who surprises people when she says that she doesn’t write her own social captions
...the holistic nutritionist who worked with me to create and launch her online course for new moms
And hopefully, you...
...if you're a rather-stay-in type person selling a service or course that helps other people and you're open to virtually chatting over a tea, sharing your real story, letting me ask questions to get to know your brand, and are ready to trust to my process.
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