You’re getting likes. The content’s looking good. But leads? Nowhere to be found.
Here’s the deal: likes don’t pay the bills. If people are double-tapping but not clicking, booking, or buying, your socials aren’t doing their job.
This blog breaks down why your audience is vibing with your content but not converting — and exactly how to flip that. Think less fluff, more strategy. Because attention is great, but action is better.
So, you’ve decided it’s time to bring in help with your marketing. Maybe you’re overwhelmed, growth is picking up, or you’re just tired of trying to be a copywriter, designer, strategist, and social media manager all in one.
Canva is a godsend for small business owners but it’s not a magic wand. Just because you can drag and drop a few fonts and images doesn’t mean your designs will look pro, on-brand, or strategic. In this post, we’re breaking down when Canva works beautifully for DIY content, when it’s doing your business dirty and how to find the sweet spot between “I’ve got this” and “please help.” Because spoiler alert: doing it all yourself isn’t a flex if it’s costing you time, confidence, or consistency.