
Get To Know Sarah
What
I Believe
The creative and brave women who manage the demands of running a business as an entrepreneur and the blessings of motherhood at the same time are not doing it alone, and neither should you!
I work with goal-oriented women to provide them with the expertise to actively achieve their goals!
Three Things To Know About Me
1
My heart is the best and worst quality.
Work with me if you want
someone who is going to care.
2
I’m not a content creator.
My service is not for you if you are looking for someone to write your content.
3
My knowledge is ever growing.
I am constantly learning new skills so that I can provide the best service for my clients.
Kind Words From Others
My Story
How I Got Started
Growing up in the middle of nowhere, Alabama, I always had a polaroid camera in my hand. So it’s not a surprise I started my journey in a darkroom. But I didn’t believe that I could succeed solely as a photographer.
So I searched for a different career with which I could combine my photography skills. That led me to Nashville, TN, where I acquired my bachelor’s in Graphic Design and then received my Associate’s in Commercial Photography.
Since starting my family, I have had the chance to evaluate my priorities and realized I want to support more moms like myself. I formed my business because I know I have a lot of skills I can offer to help mom-owned businesses! I want to provide moms more time with their families and relieve the stress of having to do everything on their own.


If I am not sitting behind a computer then, you could usually find me spending time with my husband and daughter or friends. We travel around the southern states quite often and up to Ohio yearly to see distant relatives.
My Story
Where I’ve Been
Before I was out of college, I kicked off my career when I started working for the Country Music Association (CMA), filing and organizing their archived photos. This taught me the importance of organization and the methods of managing files efficiently. Even though I don’t work at CMA anymore, I still help support them at events throughout the year.
The biggest takeaway from working at CMA was meeting some of Nashville’s amazing photographers. One of which was the Tennessee Titans’ head photographer. Because I already had photography and editing skills, he invited me to join the team for seven seasons. Being an avid football fan, this opportunity has by far been my favorite! It fulfilled a dream I never knew was reachable, which taught me a valuable lesson.




While looking for an opportunity on a different shift, I discovered a Graphic Design position with a staffing agency. I was brought in as their sole designer to create their print marketing materials. I also helped design, build, and manage over five websites and an app. Shortly after, I started building their social media presence by creating 100+ Facebook and Google My Business profiles. Once they were up and running, I helped manage and train users for each profile and provided the entire company with branded assets they could post. With our company multiplying, it is evident that we needed a team to keep up with the requests. I transitioned to the Lead Graphic Designer, where I handled the front and back end of projects to ensure all materials were provided and the finished product was as requested. But our team continued to grow more, and our Marketing Director could not keep up with the day-to-day operations while in back-to-back meetings. I then transformed into the Marketing Operations Specialist, where I managed our entire team (projects, files, organization), was the right hand of the Marketing Director, and compiled stats for the company.
Where You Can Find Me
Let’s chat!
What can I take off your plate?