Business Communications
You don't need four people doing this job. You need one.
Website management • Social media • Newsletters & events
Right now your website, your social media, your newsletter, and your next event are probably being run by four different people who all have other jobs — or by nobody in particular. I become the communications department you can't afford to hire.
Start the Conversation
One Person, One Plan, One Voice
Everything your organization says, built to work together
Website updates. Social content. Newsletters. Event pages and registration. Sponsorship materials. Board and stakeholder communications. Instead of stitching together a freelancer here and a volunteer there, everything your organization says to the outside world comes from one place, built to work together — the same way I already build a website, a brand, and social content together for every client.
This isn't a pitch. It's already how I work — I run this exact relationship today for multiple organizations, membership and advocacy groups, nonprofits, and commercial businesses alike.
Two Ways to Work Together
Pick the level of coverage your organization needs
Comms Partner — $1,500–2,000/mo
- Website management & updates
- Ongoing social content
- Monthly/quarterly newsletter
- One point of contact, one plan
Comms + Events Partner — $2,500–3,500/mo
- Everything in Comms Partner
- Event page & registration support
- Sponsorship & campaign materials
- Board/stakeholder-ready reporting
Case Study
One person, running an entire association's communications
ASA Colorado — the Colorado chapter of the Automotive Service Association — doesn't have a marketing department. I am one, under their own name and branding, not mine.
What that covers, every month
- Website — keeping asacolorado.org and joinasacolorado.com accurate and current: event pages, training announcements, sponsor highlights, membership signup
- Branding & visual identity — every graphic, every piece of Summit collateral, every newsletter is building the same cohesive visual identity — ASA Colorado's brand isn't a logo file sitting in a folder, it's being actively shaped through everything I design for them
- Social media — a full content calendar across Facebook and Instagram, consistently branded, with day-to-day community management
- Newsletter — quarterly member newsletter, start to finish: writing, design, send
- Membership management — tracking the roster, handling renewals, reaching out to grow membership
And right now, the big one: planning and running ASA Colorado's 2027 Summit — a two-day flagship event pairing a Friday evening networking gala with a full day of technical training. Registration system, classroom logistics, a multi-month marketing campaign, printed materials and signage, and full on-site execution the day of.
One point of contact. One consistent voice, everywhere the organization shows up.
Who This Is For
Built for organizations without a communications department
Associations, nonprofits, membership organizations, small municipalities and districts — anyone with a real mission, a real audience, and no one person actually responsible for how it all sounds. If your website is somebody's third job, that's my conversation.
The Nitty Gritty
Frequently asked questions
What's actually included in Business Communications?
Website management, social media, newsletter, membership/stakeholder communications, and event support — whatever mix your organization needs, one point of contact for all of it.
How is this different from just hiring you for a website or social media separately?
Those stay available on their own. Business Communications is for organizations that need all of it working together, consistently, without managing multiple separate vendors.
What kind of organizations is this built for?
Associations, nonprofits, membership organizations, small municipalities and districts — anyone without a dedicated in-house communications person.
Do you offer nonprofit pricing on this?
Not automatically — Business Communications is priced by relationship, and nonprofit pricing is negotiated case-by-case rather than a flat discount.
Is there a minimum commitment?
Yes, a 3-month minimum, the same as our social media plans.
How do we get started?
One conversation. Tell me what's currently split across too many people and we'll talk through the right fit.