FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions…

What Do You Do?

I help artists and arts organizations tell their stories, reach their people, and make marketing less painful. Details are over on the Home page.

What kinds of clients do you work with?

I work with individual artists, arts organizations, and small creative businesses—especially those who care about connecting with their audiences in meaningful ways. If you’re passionate about your work and want to work together to communicate it better, we’ll likely be a good fit.

Where Is Your Office?

I don’t have one; for me, it’s unnecessary overhead. The pandemic forced me to build myself an actual office in the house for living in the land of Zoom and Google Meets.  

Do you offer online services / virtual consulting?

Absolutely. Most of my work is done virtually, which means I can work with clients across Canada—and beyond. Zoom and Google Meet are my friends.

I Bet You’re Expensive. Can I Afford You?

I have no idea. We haven’t even talked yet. Let’s do that first, and see if we can make something work. Anything is possible.

What Will You Need From Me to Work Together?

Clients sometimes wonder what I need to do my job well for their company, their show. The quick answer is I will take any info you have to share, as more is better than less. 

When Do You Offer Workshops?

I work with any number of organizations to offer workshops in marketing and social media for artists. You should come. I’m also available for hourly one-on-one teaching and training, and to come work with you and your staff or Board.

Do you still do PR?

Sorry, nope to that as well. I do marketing both on and offline, I can do ad campaigns in the same places, but press releases and getting the Globe or NOW or an online reviewer to write about your show are no longer a part of what I do.

Do You Write Grants?

Sorry, not anymore.

Can I book a discovery call with you?

Yes! I offer short discovery calls to see if we’re a good fit to work together. Mention you’d like one when you send in your contact form.

Will You Come talk To My High-School/University Class about careers and life after school?

YES. Yes, I will. I love coming to talk to students about careers in the arts other than acting. I like students; they’re interesting to talk to and we generally have a good session because I do not lecture—we have a conversation. I am big on that. One of the sessions I did last spring had questions ranging from How can I meet Harry Stiles? What is a good-paying job in your career? How can I balance life and school stress if I go to university? By all means. Be in touch.