Marketing strategist since 2016. AI builder. Serial starter of things (ask me how many brands — actually, don't). I'm the person who gets an idea and immediately wants to start building it. Here's the real story of how I got here.
I got into marketing in 2016 — a little by accident, honestly. I wanted to be a graphic designer, but the market wasn't there, so I went where I could still keep my hands in design. I started as a marketing coordinator, and by 2018, degree in hand, I was a marketing manager. Turns out I'm good at this — I've grown a site from about 30 visitors a month to over 12,000, with 20+ first-page keywords.
Then 2020 happened. Stuck in quarantine like everyone else, someone handed me a Cricut and some materials — and that was that. By 2021 I'd opened Bart's & Crafts, making custom handmade goods. My first real leap of faith. (Still going, still growing.)
When ChatGPT showed up, my curiosity took the wheel. I learn by doing, so I did — a lot, clumsily at first, with a very patient mentor (shoutout Umer) tossing me advice across a nine-hour time difference. Then it clicked: I was building genuinely powerful AI tools at a day job I wasn't passionate about, for someone else's goals. So I made a call — put that energy into me. I didn't know exactly where it'd lead. But here we are, and I'm proud of it.
I joke that I've got self-diagnosed ADHD because my brain genuinely never stops. Fifty tabs, three notebooks, walking into a room and immediately forgetting why.
When it came time to make it real — buy the domains, launch the sites — I had a full "oh shit, what am I doing" moment. Five brands at once (okay, technically seven). It was a lot. But I've built systems that keep up with my own chaos. Now I'll help you build yours.
Odd mix. But it's me — and it's probably why we're going to get along.
My three-word vibe. Bold and real, a little extra, and zero interest in being boring or corporate.
If it's covered in color, I'm in — Lisa Frank forever. My desk is pink and teal, buried in troll figurines, glass elephants, succulents, and affirmation decks.
True crime podcasts and Unsolved Mysteries on repeat. I love anything that makes me curious or hands me a puzzle — which is basically marketing and building with AI.
None of this happens alone — my sister Chelsey, my mom, my people. I don't take the grind, or you being here, for granted.
You're the creativity, the judgment, the taste, the human. AI is the thing that helps you organize the chaos and move faster. It's a power tool, not a personality transplant. Anyone telling you to hand over your whole brain to a robot is selling something — and it's probably a course.
My first "oh, THIS changes everything" build was a task tracker — basically Jira, but with the color-coding I actually wanted — and a multi-team budget tracker that auto-coded and disbursed funds. I solve my own problem, obsessively refine it, then realize other people have it too. That's the whole model. Real need first, product second.
"I want you to leave here thinking 'she actually gets me' and 'I can do this too' — not 'I just got sold.'"
— Britt
Not a portfolio of past clients — a living lab of things I'm making right now. Each one taught me something (sometimes the hard way).
Done-for-you consulting, marketing & analytics — the studio the whole ecosystem runs on.
The systems & automation side — tools and workflows for teams who'd rather run it themselves.
Approachable AI for everyday life — a friendlier way in for people who find AI intimidating.
AI upskilling, reframed as transformation — learning that actually sticks.
A daily-kindness platform turning small good deeds into a movement.
Handmade goods, custom orders, and a real online shop — because I love making things IRL too.
Same. Let's figure out how to actually build it — with smarter systems and AI doing the heavy lifting.