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.
Web design
Sites that work as hard as you do. Built to load fast and convert, hosted and maintained by me.
Local SEO
I help nearby customers actually find you: Google Business Profile, maps, on-page, the works.
Branding & logo
A look and voice that holds up on a barn sign or an Instagram tile. Built to last.
Social media
Strategy + content that sounds like you, not a brand deck. I post so you don't have to.
Content & copy
Plain-spoken words for people, not algorithms. From a homepage to a six-month newsletter run.
Email marketing
Steady, friendly notes that bring customers back. Automations that quietly do the work.
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.
A few I'm proud of.
Hometown Realty
A homepage with the same front-porch welcome this Kentuckiana team gives in person.
The Coffee Truck Girl
A homepage as cheerful as the flower truck itself, with this week's stops right up front.
Cesar's Total Lawn Care
A homepage as sharp and dependable as the lawns Cesar's crew leaves behind.
RoSully & Co Wellness
A calm, unhurried homepage that greets you the way the barn does. No rush, no noise.
Caleb M. Keller
A one-page introduction that does the handshake before the meeting starts.
Big Beautiful Screens
A product site that gets out of the way and lets the screens do the talking.
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.