I help good brands say what they do clearly, so the right people find them and think, this is for me.
Things I built for other people. Each one started with someone who was great at their job and hard to find.
Every dot got the same referral. Most replied a day or two later. The blue one replied the same day.
“You're the only one who responded. I'll forward you to the client.”a referrer, week one
One campaign, mapped and written in advance. Nobody had to think about email while running the event.
Too many colours. Buttons that all said different things. Copy written to impress the industry. The person booking an event just wanted to stop worrying about food.
Mapped the customer journey first. Gave every section one job. Stripped the design back so the food did the work. Rewrote every line for the person booking.
Visitors moved through the site the way it was built for them. Engagement lifted from day one.
Sketched recreations of the before and after. Drag the handle.
Pick what you do. You'll get the sentence most people in your field use. Tap a highlighted word, swap it for a sharper one, and watch the clarity score.
Vague. Could be anyone.
“We help businesses grow.” Most businesses say some version of this. So nobody hears it.
Five checkpoints. Tap one to see where people usually drop off, and what I look for.
The real workflow I built. The call ends, and a tailored proposal is waiting for approval. Press run, or tap any step.
Things I made because I wanted to see if I could. Most of them now run part of my week.
Strategy is a decision. A system is that decision, on repeat, without me in the room.
All my offers live inside it. Pick the service, set the scope, add the client's name, click next. The proposal is done. No more losing an evening to one document.
web toolEverything I've committed to, and everything that needs me, in one place. Every morning it hands me the top three things to focus on.
personal systemThe flow from the playground. A sales call ends and a tailored proposal is waiting for my approval.
automationIt asks me one question. I talk. Four connected skills (voice, research, strategy, creation) turn my answer into a week of posts that sound like me.
AI systemPlans a week of posts by pillar, so no two of the same kind land back to back.
web toolA portfolio you can poke. You're standing in it.
prototypeMy personal brand and newsletter. I write, I teach and I host live sessions on one thing: getting found by the people who can pay you.
Seven weeks after a bootcamp, pregnant, I landed a tech role at three times my income. I didn't apply. They found me on LinkedIn.
This week alone, five recruiters reached out to my cybersecurity page. I have fewer than 300 connections on each of my two pages.
Findable beats famous. That's what GVGP teaches.
I work in cybersecurity by day and build brands and systems the rest of the time. I'm a wife and mom of three, so everything I make has to run without me watching it. That's why systems matter to me.
Strategy thinker by heart. System builder by hands.
God's daughter first.
Founder of For The Bible Girl, a Christian lifestyle brand for women who are done performing. And Get Visible. Get Paid. Ohh, what's that? ↑
Full-time in cybersecurity.
Wife and mom of three. Moms are the best project managers I know.
Building my business in real life, in real time.
Host of the Bible Girl Diaries podcast. Writer of Notes by Chi, the FTBG newsletter.
No good brand is built on one impulse buy.
Thinks in systems. Talks in stories.
Bubble tea. Always, if I could get away with it.
last stop
A message nobody gets. A website that looks fine and does nothing. A process that lives in someone's head. Tell me about it.
