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Look, we both know this whole “building a brand” thing isn’t just about pretty logos and color palettes. It’s about how people see you, how they remember you, and whether or not they hit “book now” or keep scrolling. And that? That’s where I come in. I’ve spent years obsessing over what makes a brand unforgettable—what makes people feel something, what makes them pull out their wallet without hesitation. It’s not magic, sugar. It’s branding done right. And if you’ve been trying to figure this out on your own, wondering why your brand isn’t doing the heavy lifting for you? Yeah… we should probably talk.
Heckin' bamboozled!
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Heckin' bamboozled!
You made it! Take a seat, get comfy. (I won’t make you do an awkward icebreaker, promise.)
Look, we both know this whole “building a brand” thing isn’t just about pretty logos and color palettes. It’s about how people see you, how they remember you, and whether or not they hit “book now” or keep scrolling. And that? That’s where I come in. I’ve spent years obsessing over what makes a brand unforgettable—what makes people feel something, what makes them pull out their wallet without hesitation. It’s not magic, sugar. It’s branding done right. And if you’ve been trying to figure this out on your own, wondering why your brand isn’t doing the heavy lifting for you? Yeah… we should probably talk.
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Heckin' bamboozled!
You made it! Take a seat, get comfy. (I won’t make you do an awkward icebreaker, promise.)
Look, we both know this whole “building a brand” thing isn’t just about pretty logos and color palettes. It’s about how people see you, how they remember you, and whether or not they hit “book now” or keep scrolling. And that? That’s where I come in. I’ve spent years obsessing over what makes a brand unforgettable—what makes people feel something, what makes them pull out their wallet without hesitation. It’s not magic, sugar. It’s branding done right. And if you’ve been trying to figure this out on your own, wondering why your brand isn’t doing the heavy lifting for you? Yeah… we should probably talk.
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You’re so good at what you do—like, stupidly good. But your brand? It’s kind of just... there. Floating around. Existing. Being nice and polite while your dream clients ignore it like an unread email. And honestly? That’s rude. Your brand should be out here working harder than you do—pulling in the right people, making them feel something, and getting them sold before you even say a word. Right now? It’s making you do all the heavy lifting, and I simply will not stand for it.
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Brace yourself, because I’m about to call you out :)
You’re so good at what you do—like, stupidly good. But your brand? It’s kind of just... there. Floating around. Existing. Being nice and polite while your dream clients ignore it like an unread email. And honestly? That’s rude. Your brand should be out here working harder than you do—pulling in the right people, making them feel something, and getting them sold before you even say a word. Right now? It’s making you do all the heavy lifting, and I simply will not stand for it.
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"I'm in that phase right now where it feels illegal to not block blue light after 7pm and not to go to bed before 10pm."
Branding expert, brand strategist, iced coffee enthusiast… I’m also the human equivalent of a Google deep dive at 2AM when you should definitely be asleep. Oops.
Things to know about me: I have a dog who acts like he has three brain cells but is actually outsmarting me on a daily basis. I binge watch The Office like it’s my moral obligation. And I have an unhealthy obsession with reality TV (90 Day Fiancé anyone?).
I build brands that slap, but let’s get our priorities straight: I’m also deeply invested in bulk candy bins, brown sugar shaken espressos, anything pumpkin spice-flavored (listen, I know it’s basic, but I don’t care), and questioning every life decision while taking a dramatic hike through the forest.
If I wasn’t a brand strategist, I’d probably be running a small town coffee shop (aggressively judging people’s latte orders) or testing out my stand-up comedy career on an audience of confused office workers. But instead, I turned my hyperfixation on what makes people pay attention into an actual career.
So yeah. If you’re looking for someone with corporate jargon and a LinkedIn-approved bio, keep walking, sir. But if you want a branding expert who gets it, tells it like it is, and makes your brand the Cheeto dust (can’t get rid of it) of your industry? We should probably talk.
the moose
emotionally attached to my favorite mug
will trip over air and blame the floor
certified overthinker
functioning on 3 brain cells
too many tabs open
cereal before milk or straight to jail
still not sure how taxes work
laughs at her own jokes
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"I'm in that phase right now where it feels illegal to not block blue light after 7pm and not to go to bed before 10pm."
You’ve entered my domain. Hope you brought snacks.
Branding expert, brand strategist, iced coffee enthusiast… I’m also the human equivalent of a Google deep dive at 2AM when you should definitely be asleep. Oops.
Things to know about me: I have a dog who acts like he has three brain cells but is actually outsmarting me on a daily basis. I binge watch The Office like it’s my moral obligation. And I have an unhealthy obsession with reality TV (90 Day Fiancé anyone?).
I build brands that slap, but let’s get our priorities straight: I’m also deeply invested in bulk candy bins, brown sugar shaken espressos, anything pumpkin spice-flavored (listen, I know it’s basic, but I don’t care), and questioning every life decision while taking a dramatic hike through the forest.
If I wasn’t a brand strategist, I’d probably be running a small town coffee shop (aggressively judging people’s latte orders) or testing out my stand-up comedy career on an audience of confused office workers. But instead, I turned my hyperfixation on what makes people pay attention into an actual career.
So yeah. If you’re looking for someone with corporate jargon and a LinkedIn-approved bio, keep walking, sir. But if you want a branding expert who gets it, tells it like it is, and makes your brand the Cheeto dust (can’t get rid of it) of your industry? We should probably talk.
I could give you a polished, professional bio… or I could tell you the real story about how I became a brand strategist.
the moose
emotionally attached to my favorite mug
will trip over air and blame the floor
certified overthinker
functioning on 3 brain cells
too many tabs open
cereal before milk or straight to jail
still not sure how taxes work
laughs at her own jokes
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You ever have a moment so ridiculous it follows you for years? This was mine. I was deep in conversation, passionately explaining why moose are the ultimate animal (don’t argue). My English second language brain? Heckin’ fully buffering. I forget the word for antlers and confidently say “anchors.” My husband loses it, and the phrase never dies. Years later, when I needed a name for this whole branding thing, Moose Anchors was still there, waiting. A little weird, a little unexpected, but totally unforgettable. Just like good branding.
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You ever have a moment so ridiculous it follows you for years? This was mine. I was deep in conversation, passionately explaining why moose are the ultimate animal (don’t argue). My English second language brain? Heckin’ fully buffering. I forget the word for antlers and confidently say “anchors.” My husband loses it, and the phrase never dies. Years later, when I needed a name for this whole branding thing, Moose Anchors was still there, waiting. A little weird, a little unexpected, but totally unforgettable. Just like good branding.
My brain literally glitched, and now my entire business is named after it.
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Alright, let’s get one thing straight—I didn’t just wake up, sip an iced coffee, and decide yep, branding sounds *fun* today. Nah. I got here by overanalyzing every detail of what makes people pay attention. Why some brands make you feel something, and others feel like lukewarm soup. Why one website makes you hit *bookmark* and another makes you hit back so fast you break your keyboard.
I spent years falling down the branding rabbit hole—studying human psychology, design, storytelling, marketing. Watching businesses with insane potential struggle because their brand wasn’t doing them any favors. Realizing that most people don’t need a new logo or a “vibe shift”—they need a brand that actually works. That pulls people in. That makes them feel something.
I promise I didn’t just slap "branding expert” in my bio for fun
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Alright, let’s get one thing straight—I didn’t just wake up, sip an iced coffee, and decide yep, branding sounds *fun* today. Nah. I got here by overanalyzing every detail of what makes people pay attention. Why some brands make you feel something, and others feel like lukewarm soup. Why one website makes you hit *bookmark* and another makes you hit back so fast you break your keyboard.
I spent years falling down the branding rabbit hole—studying human psychology, design, storytelling, marketing. Watching businesses with insane potential struggle because their brand wasn’t doing them any favors. Realizing that most people don’t need a new logo or a “vibe shift”—they need a brand that actually works. That pulls people in. That makes them feel something.
I promise I didn’t just slap "branding expert” in my bio for fun
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Alright, let’s get one thing straight—I didn’t just wake up, sip an iced coffee, and decide yep, branding sounds *fun* today. Nah. I got here by overanalyzing every detail of what makes people pay attention. Why some brands make you feel something, and others feel like lukewarm soup. Why one website makes you hit *bookmark* and another makes you hit back so fast you break your keyboard.
I spent years falling down the branding rabbit hole—studying human psychology, design, storytelling, marketing. Watching businesses with insane potential struggle because their brand wasn’t doing them any favors. Realizing that most people don’t need a new logo or a “vibe shift”—they need a brand that actually works. That pulls people in. That makes them feel something.
I promise I didn’t just slap "branding expert” in my bio for fun
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Look, I didn’t get here by accident. I also didn’t get here by following some boring, step-by-step business plan. (Imagine.) Nah, I got here by hyper-fixating on why some brands make people feel something—and why others feel like that sad clearance bin no one even notices.
Some people are out here curing diseases. Me? I’m a brand strategist overanalyzing why one brand makes people line up at 6AM for a beige sweater while another, doing the exact same thing, is practically begging for attention. (Exactly.)
I’ve spent years in this rabbit hole. Studying psychology, marketing, design, human behavior—basically, making sure I understand exactly what makes a brand stick in people’s brains like a song you can’t stop humming. And now? I take all of that and make brands that actually work. Brands that do the talking for you, so you don’t have to scream into the void, hoping someone notices.
doubt it.
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Oh—you wanna know why I’m the one for this? Bold of you to assume I won’t overshare
doubt it.
Look, I didn’t get here by accident. I also didn’t get here by following some boring, step-by-step business plan. (Imagine.) Nah, I got here by hyper-fixating on why some brands make people feel something—and why others feel like that sad clearance bin no one even notices.
Some people are out here curing diseases. Me? I’m a brand strategist overanalyzing why one brand makes people line up at 6AM for a beige sweater while another, doing the exact same thing, is practically begging for attention. (Exactly.)
I’ve spent years in this rabbit hole. Studying psychology, marketing, design, human behavior—basically, making sure I understand exactly what makes a brand stick in people’s brains like a song you can’t stop humming. And now? I take all of that and make brands that actually work. Brands that do the talking for you, so you don’t have to scream into the void, hoping someone notices.
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One time, I forgot I had a coffee in my hand and tried to take a sip of my phone. I take my pizza with extra cheese and my life advice from reality TV. Have I read every single book I own? No. Will I buy more? Absolutely. Life’s an adventure, and by that, I mean a series of questionable decisions I commit to with full confidence. Looking for someone who also enjoys grocery store people-watching and making dramatic exits for no reason.
🫎Looking for: People who appreciate a well timed “yeehaw” in professional settings
About me
Making Spotify playlists for every possible emotion
Dramatically Narrating My Own Life
Romanticizing my life while grocery shopping
Interests
❝My toxic trait is...
Owning more scrunchies than any reasonable person should.
❝A surprising thing about me…
I cannot and will not ever say no to free bread at a restaurant.
❝ Most spontaneous thing I’ve ever done…
Moved from Finland to Arkansas like it was just another Tuesday. Life’s too short to stay in one timezone.
My weekends are for...
Adopting hobbies I’ll be obsessed with for 48 hours before never touching again.
Saturday nights look like…
Me stress-cleaning at 11 PM and calling it “self-care.”
A typical Sunday looks like….
Me thinking about doing yoga and then lying on the floor for an hour instead.
weekends
my fav spotify playlist
Libra sun, Libra rising, Cancer moon—so yes, I will romanticize everything and also cry about it.
Zodiac
🐶 Dog (one oversized lapdog with three brain cells - but somehow outsmarts me daily).
Pets
Finding "the one" through a chaotic meet-cute… jk, I’m married. Silly you.
Relationship Goals
Running late counts as cardio…. right?
Exercise
yeehaw!
Congrats, you just made the best decision of your life. No takesie-backsies. Now you HAVE to work with me, those are the rules.
It's a match!
Oh, hey. Look at you, still here. Not saying you’re putting off something way more important right now, but let’s just say I won’t tell if you won’t. Maybe you’re spiraling about your brand, maybe you’re just here for the vibes—either way, you’ve officially entered my world, and there’s no turning back now (dramatic music plays). But really, if you’ve been stuck in a cycle of overthinking your brand, refreshing your website like it’s gonna magically fix itself , and mentally drafting yet another “should I rebrand?” post… yeah. We should probably talk.
Let me break it down.
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Oh, hey. Look at you, still here. Not saying you’re putting off something way more important right now, but let’s just say I won’t tell if you won’t. Maybe you’re spiraling about your brand, maybe you’re just here for the vibes—either way, you’ve officially entered my world, and there’s no turning back now (dramatic music plays). But really, if you’ve been stuck in a cycle of overthinking your brand, refreshing your website like it’s gonna magically fix itself , and mentally drafting yet another “should I rebrand?” post… yeah. We should probably talk.
Let me break it down.
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