Overwhelmed while reworking your business for online growth?
When you’re building your online business, setting up and managing your tech stack can be rough. Trying to research the best fit will inundate you with a hundred different systems, all striving for your attention.
This goes double if you’re a relatively tech-savvy solopreneur. It’s actually almost harder to know what to go with if you consider yourself tech-savvy. After all, there are so many options for how to set up that it’s easy to get caught up in shiny object syndrome, end up with a system we’ve never worked with before, and then let it go stagnant as you struggle to get your business going.
If this sounds like your situation, keep reading to learn more about me, and about how I can help you focus on the growth side of your business.
How it started:
I ran into this same problem running the web development side of a small design app for the real estate industry from 2018 to 2020. Our small team was getting overwhelmed with a system that had worked for managing at the beginning, but Google Sheets only worked as a task management system to a point. They wanted to adapt, but there never seemed to be the time.
Sitting down with my team (one flight to San Diego later), we were able to not only transition and train the team in Asana (which the office coordinator already knew), but also roadmap the next year of planned features.
Then 2020 rolled around, and the tech world was shaken up. When I started contracting as a freelance developer and virtual assistant, and very quickly realized that absolutely everyone was going to need to learn to market themselves. After learning conversion copywriting from Growclass and online mentors such as Kieran Drew and Alex Cattoni, as well as integrating automation into my offers, I’ve been offering Digital Marketing Tech services through Garden Nook Studio (established 2022).
What I can do for you:
What does Digital Marketing Tech services mean? Think of someone between a mechanic and a co-pilot. In digital marketing, this means:
- Setting up funnels, email marketing campaigns, and automations;
- integrating different software so they talk to each other;
- Setting up comprehensive Google Analytics dashboards ;
- Website optimization (WordPress);
- Conversion copywriting (landing, sales page focus)
Where it’s going:
These days, online businesses can’t afford to be unicorns – they have to be dragons, growing resilient and tenacious in a volatile economy, and a marketplace that no longer lets you get away with half-measures with it comes to reaching your audience.
About Emily
Emily Boucher has been working as a web developer since 2017, and operates Garden Nook Studio as a solopreneur and Digital Marketing Tech virtual assistant. She also writes Creating to Market, a series on the changing digital marketing landscape on Medium, copywriting, and for upcoming publications.
Head over to the Contact Us page or get in touch via info [at] gardennookstudio [dot] com.