Boutique marketing with a Kentuckiana touch.

I'm a tiny studio building websites, brands, and ad campaigns for local businesses in Kentuckiana — with a soft spot for the equine ones. The kind of marketing partner who actually answers the phone.

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Brandi of Sun & Stone with two horses at the mouth of a sandstone canyon

Boutique by design Local first Woman owned Horse Owners Replies within 24h No retainers required Year 2 Based in New Albany, IN

Services · what I do

Six tools in the kit.
Pick the ones you need.

Most clients start with one or two and grow from there. I'd rather do less, better — and tell you straight when you don't actually need a thing.

01 Custom · eCommerce · Hosting

Web design

Sites that work as hard as you do. Built to load fast and convert, hosted and maintained by me.

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02 Audit · cleanup · monthly

Local SEO

I help nearby customers actually find you — Google Business Profile, maps, on-page, the works.

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03 Identity · system · guidelines

Branding & logo

A look and voice that holds up on a barn sign or an Instagram tile. Built to last.

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04 Instagram · Facebook · TikTok

Social media

Strategy + content that sounds like you, not a brand deck. I post so you don't have to.

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05 Website · email · ads

Content & copy

Plain-spoken words for people, not algorithms. From a homepage to a six-month newsletter run.

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06 Newsletters · Automation · Tracking

Email marketing

Steady, friendly notes that bring customers back. Automations that quietly do the work.

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Sunny and Stoney, the two horses Sun & Stone is named for, in a field at golden hour

We're Sunny & Stoney. Yes, the Sun & Stone.

About · who I am

Horses on the weekend,
marketing starts Monday.

Sun & Stone is Brandi Finn. I started by helping our boarding barns build a presence online. Today I work with all kinds of small businesses, but the equine roots still shape how I work: patient, hands-on, and allergic to fluff.

I love mixing business with pleasure, so if you run an equine business, we should work together.

Owner-operated

You'll work with the people doing the work. No account-manager shuffle.

Long-term partners

I'd rather take on fewer clients and stick around for years.

Plain-spoken

I explain things in English, send recordings, and answer your texts.

Local first

Based in New Albany. On the ground for shoots, signs, and pop-ups.

Selected work · 2025–2026

A few I'm proud of.

Real estate · Kentuckiana

Hometown Realty

A homepage with the same front-porch welcome this Kentuckiana team gives in person.

Web design

Lawn care · Jeffersonville, IN

Cesar's Total Lawncare

A homepage as sharp and dependable as the lawns Cesar's crew leaves behind.

Web design

Wellness studio

RoSully & Co Wellness

A calm, unhurried homepage that greets you like walking through the studio door.

Web design

Kind words

I hired Sun and Stone Solutions for website design and videography. They were amazing to work with. I was very indecisive, and they helped guide me every step of the way. The website turned out great and had the feel I was aiming for.

Nicole Realtor & Broker, Hometown Realty

How I work · the four steps

Slow enough to get it right.

A typical first project takes six to eight weeks. I move at a steady working pace — never a rush, never a sprint — and I stay close after launch.

01 / 04

Listen

A real conversation — usually over coffee or a barn visit. I ask a lot.

02 / 04

Sketch

I come back with a plain-English plan, a timeline, and a flat number. No surprises.

03 / 04

Build

Words, design, dev — done by people, reviewed by you weekly.

04 / 04

Tend

Once it's live, I keep an eye on it. I don't disappear after launch.

Also from the studio · 2025–26

Sometimes we make the thing
we wish existed.

Side-of-the-desk projects, not client work: things I build with a developer for the horse world and the small-business one. I handle the design, he handles the tech. Open code. Free to try.