Frequently Asked Questions

Blog writing tells a story. SEO content is blog writing with keywords baked in to help people find it on Google. You should have both.

Look at your traffic, clicks, and replies. If no one’s reading, clicking, or talking to you about it—it’s probably not working.

Yes. I’ll ask questions, look at what you’ve already written, and match the tone. If you don’t have one, I’ll help you build it.

Most projects take 1–2 weeks. Rush jobs are possible, but cost more.

Yes. I can write the emails, build a flow, and help you set it up in your email tool.

Content marketing is all about creating helpful content that attracts and engages people. It’s like sharing knowledge, tips, or stories that your audience finds valuable. When you do this right, it helps build trust, boosts your SEO (so people find you on Google), and ultimately gets more people interested in your business. Whether it’s blogs, emails, or social media posts, it’s a powerful way to connect with your audience without feeling “sales-y.”

Content marketing helps your business by making you more visible to potential customers. When you create good content that answers people’s questions, you show up on Google and get noticed. It builds trust, keeps people coming back, and makes them more likely to buy from you. Plus, it gives you a chance to show off what you know and build authority in your field.

We make sure your content is SEO-friendly by researching the best keywords that your customers are searching for. We then weave those keywords naturally into your content (like blog posts or social media updates) so that Google knows you’re relevant. This helps your content rank higher on search engines, making it easier for people to find you.

We create all kinds of content, from blog posts and articles to social media posts and email newsletters. Whatever your business needs to connect with your audience, we’ve got it covered. We make sure everything is tailored to your brand and your audience’s interests to keep them engaged and coming back for more.

It’s best to post consistently, but quality is way more important than quantity. Ideally, aim for once a week or every other week. You want to give your audience fresh, helpful content without overwhelming them. The key is to make every post count!

I handle the stuff that slows you down—emails, scheduling, follow-ups, forms, and making sure things don’t fall through the cracks.

Most people start with 5–10 hours a month. If you’re drowning in admin, you’ll need more. We’ll figure it out together.

Yes. I can organize your inbox, flag what matters, set up filters, and keep your calendar from becoming a mess.

Yes. I’ve made welcome packets, intake forms, onboarding workflows—whatever you need to make new clients feel like you’ve got it together.

I help plan it, set it up, promote it, and make sure it runs smoothly. I’ve hosted before too—so I know what can go wrong and how to fix it fast.

Whatever works best for you. Most people use email and shared docs. I’m flexible.

Yes. Try it out for a month, see how it feels, then decide.

Hiring a virtual assistant helps you free up time so you can focus on what really matters. You’ll get more done in less time, reduce stress, and be able to scale your business without adding extra work to your plate. Plus, you get expert help with tasks that may not be your strength (like organizing or social media management).

First, we talk about what you need and figure out how a VA can help. Once you’re matched with your VA, we’ll agree on tasks, set expectations, and start working together. You’ll have regular check-ins to make sure everything’s on track, and we’re always available to help if anything comes up.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed with admin tasks or juggling too many things at once, that’s a good sign you could benefit from a VA. If your time would be better spent focusing on growing your business instead of handling emails or scheduling meetings, then it might be time to delegate.

I plan where to go, what to do, where to eat, and how to get there. You get a day-by-day plan that makes the most of your time without the stress.

I help plan it. And book it, or you can. That way, you keep control of your points, payment, and preferences.

At least 4–6 weeks ahead is ideal. Last-minute is possible, but options may be limited.

Yes. I’ve helped with birthday trips, girls’ getaways, and full-on retreats. I’ll take care of the details so you don’t have to be the group planner.

Everything from solo city escapes to multi-family beach trips and remote workcations. If it involves planning, I’ve probably done it.

Usually one-time per trip, but if you travel a lot, we can set up a recurring plan.

Definitely. I’ve done it myself. I can plan a trip that keeps your meetings on track and leaves time to relax.

A travel concierge service takes care of all the details of your trip, from booking flights and hotels to finding the best local experiences. It’s designed to save you time, reduce stress, and make sure you have a smooth and enjoyable travel experience.

A travel concierge saves you time by handling everything that would normally take hours of research and booking. We find the best deals, book your flights and hotels, arrange activities, and give you insider tips, all while you focus on what really matters—your business or personal time.

We can handle every detail of your business trip, from booking your flights and accommodations to arranging meetings, transportation, and downtime activities. We’ll make sure everything is in place so you can focus on your work and not worry about the logistics.

Mostly small business owners, solo entrepreneurs, creatives, and folks who are doing a lot with a little. If you're juggling too much—I can probably help. 

Yes. Mix and match what you need. I’ll build a plan around it.

Both. Whether you’re a company or a one-person show, I work with people who need support and want things done well.

Send me a message or use the contact form on the site. I’ll get back to you, we’ll chat about what you need, and go from there.

Yes. We can do a quick call to see if we’re a good fit.

Probably. If it’s content, support, or planning-related—just ask.

Most projects are paid up front. Bigger ones may have a deposit + final payment.