Websites. Branding. Advertising. AI.

Build your brand.Grow your business.

Help customers find you. Make daily work easier.

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What’s Possible

Examples of websites, branding, and connected business tools.

Fictional insurance agency website in deep blue with a family outside a modern home, shown on desktop, tablet, and mobile. — Website designProfessional Online Presence
Make your business stand out with a responsive website that generates leads.
Design concept

Brand developmentBranding Package

Whether you’re starting from scratch or need a brand overhaul, your brand says who you are. Don’t take that for granted.

Design concept

AI consulting · Systems integrationYour business data. One place.

Find business data in one place. Connect your tools so your team can spend less time moving information between systems.

Design concept

These examples use AI-generated images and fictional brands. The dashboard animation illustrates how systems could connect.

How I can help.

Website design, branding, advertising, and help using AI in your business.

Websites / SEO & AEO

Show what you do.
Make it easy to contact you.

Help customers find your business, understand your services, and contact you. Get a website that works on phones and computers, with clear content and straightforward navigation.

PCP Works homepage adapted to a mobile screen. — Desktop & mobileClear messagingEasy navigation

Branding

A consistent look
for your business.

Create a new identity or update the one you have. Get a logo, colors, type, and guidance you can use across your website, packaging, and signs.

Logo designBusiness stationeryBrand guidelines

Northline · AI-generated design concept

Digital advertising

Search and social ads
for your business.

Reach people looking for your services or introduce your business to a relevant audience. Plan the ads, landing page, and tracking together.

Facebook
Instagram
LinkedIn
Google Ads
Microsoft Ads

Patio and garden used in an illustrative Facebook ad. — Illustrative ad placements · Fictional advertisers and AI-generated photos

Illustrative ad placements · Fictional advertisers and AI-generated photos

Start with the goal

What do you want people to do?

Request a quote, book an appointment, make a purchase, or learn about your business. Define the goal, audience, and budget before choosing the platforms.

Social advertising

Facebook, Instagram & LinkedIn

Introduce your business with ads suited to the audience and the platform. Use Facebook and Instagram for visual campaigns, and consider LinkedIn when you need to reach a business audience.

Search advertising

Google Ads & Microsoft Ads

Show ads to people searching for the services or products you offer. Match the search terms, ad copy, and destination page so visitors can find what they came for.

Examples of social ad placements

Illustrative layouts with fictional advertisers and AI-generated photos.

**Instagram**A vertical story designed for a phone screen.

Plan the campaign.

Audience, location & budget

Agree on the offer, the customers you want to reach, and the area you serve. Select the platforms and set a budget for the campaign.

Create the ads.

Copy, design & landing pages

Write the message and design the creative for each format. Send visitors to a relevant page with a clear way to contact you, book, or buy.

Track useful results.

Inquiries, bookings & sales

Set up measurement for the actions that matter to your business. Review which ads bring inquiries and, where the data is available, which inquiries become customers.

Business audiences and search results

Illustrative layouts with fictional advertisers and AI-generated photos.

Landscaped office property used in an illustrative LinkedIn ad. — **LinkedIn**A promoted post written for business customers.

Google search ad

Google

landscape design near me

Look beyond clicks.

Review spending, inquiries, and the quality of those inquiries. Use what you learn to adjust the ads, audience, or landing page.

Ad visit
Inquiry or purchase
Customer outcome

Measurement depends on the tracking and business systems connected to the campaign.

What an advertising project can include

Campaign planning & account setup
Audience & keyword research
Ad copy & creative
Landing pages
Conversion tracking
Campaign management
Creative & message testing
Reporting & campaign reviews

We’ll agree on the platforms, advertising budget, and project scope before launch.

What would you like to advertise?

Tell me what you offer, where you work, and who you want to reach.

AI consulting

Connected business systems.
An AI marketing team.

Bring sales, financials, and operations into one dashboard. Build a Marketing OS with AI support for strategy, copy, design, social media, advertising, and analysis.

Connected business systems

FinancialsERPSales & CRMInventoryOperationsMarketing

AI DashboardSample data

Which jobs are behind schedule and over budget?

Job to reviewMaple Street installation

Schedule: delayedCost: over budget

Review the delivery delay and updated supplier costs with the project manager.

Sources: project schedule + financial records

Illustrative examples. Sample records and AI-supported roles; no live systems connected.

Connected business systems

Get answers without opening five programs.

Your financials, sales, customer records, and operations data often live in separate systems. Bring the information together so you can find answers faster, spot problems earlier, and spend less time building reports.

Questions your data could help answer

Are we making money on the work we’re winning?: Compare sales with job costs and margins.
What’s been sold but hasn’t been paid?: View sales activity alongside outstanding invoices.
Can we deliver what we’re selling?: Compare orders with inventory, purchasing, and capacity.
Which marketing brings paying customers?: Connect campaign inquiries with sales and revenue.
Where is work getting stuck?: Find delayed orders, overdue tasks, and missed follow-ups.

Systems we can discuss connecting

Accounting & financials
ERP & purchasing
Sales systems & CRM
Inventory & order management
Scheduling & project management
Customer support
Website & inquiry forms
Advertising & Google Analytics

Connections depend on the software, data access, and permissions available. We’ll confirm what can connect and how often it updates before building.

Marketing OS

Add marketing capabilities without hiring every role.

Build an AI-supported marketing team around your brand, customers, services, and goals. Give it a shared brief and approved information so strategy, copy, design, social media, advertising, and analysis follow the same plan.

One brief. Six AI-supported roles.

Your Marketing OS

Example workflow

Read business infoPrepare draftsYour reviewReport & improve

01 / Your business knowledge

Brand guidelines
Services & offers
Customer information
Campaign goals
Product Brochures
Differentiators

Marketing OSShared information, instructions, and workflow

02 / The team prepares the work

Campaign Strategist

Defines the audience, offer, and plan.

OutputCampaign brief

Audience · Offer · Goal

Copywriter

Writes using your message and voice.

OutputCopy drafts

Headlines · Emails · Ad copy

Graphic Designer

Creates visuals using your brand rules.

OutputCreative assets

Graphics · Layouts · Variations

Digital Ads Expert

Prepares the campaign and ad plan.

OutputAdvertising plan

Platforms · Budget · Tracking

Social Media Expert

Adapts the content for each channel.

OutputSocial calendar

Posts · Captions · Schedule

Marketing Analyst

Reviews data and identifies changes.

OutputCampaign report

Inquiries · Sales · Findings

03 / You review and approve

A campaign ready for your review.

Check the message, creative, channels, and budget before publishing or spending.

04 / Approved work goes to your channels

WebsiteSocial mediaEmailAdvertising

Campaign results inform the next brief.

Illustrative workflow. Roles are AI-supported tasks, with people reviewing the work. Tools and connections depend on your project.

Create campaign drafts faster.

Campaign planning & production

Build toward campaign drafts in hours rather than days. Prepare the brief, copy, initial creative, and ad plan in one workflow, ready for review.

Add support for specialist tasks.

Six marketing roles

Use AI tools for work normally shared across a campaign strategist, copywriter, graphic designer, digital ads expert, social media expert, and marketing analyst. Your team reviews the work and makes the decisions.

Automate repetitive work.

Tasks, reports & reminders

Set up recurring reports, task assignments, social post scheduling, content preparation, and follow-up reminders. Reduce the work your team has to copy, collect, or repeat by hand.

Campaign timing depends on scope, available materials, and review. The system supports your team; publishing and advertising spend follow your approval process.

How your Marketing OS could work

01Give it your business information.
Brand guidelines, services, customer details, approved claims, and campaign goals.
02Assign the campaign.
AI-supported roles prepare the plan, content, visuals, social posts, and advertising tasks.
03Review and approve.
Your team checks the work before it is published or used in an ad campaign.
04Report and adjust.
Collect campaign data and use it to decide what to change.

Start with one job if that’s what you need.

Search internal documents
Prepare inquiry follow-ups
Reduce duplicate data entry
Build recurring business reports
Summarize customer support requests
Organize marketing tasks

What takes too much time in your business?

Tell me which tools you use, what your team repeats, and what information is hard to find.

About MF Marketing

Marketing help for
your business.

You have a business to run. I can help with the marketing.

I bring more than 20 years of marketing experience across business-to-business, consumer, and government markets. My experience includes work with Fortune 500 companies and small local businesses.

I help with the planning and the work: websites, branding, advertising, and AI systems. We can start with one project or discuss ongoing support, based on what your business needs.

Other marketing help?

The examples above are a starting point. Tell me what you need.

Marketing planning
Email campaigns
Social media content
Brochures & sales materials
Presentations
Campaign coordination

Working together

A clear plan before the work begins.

Understand the need, agree on the scope, and review the work together.

01
Talk through the problem.
Tell me about your customers, current marketing, and what you want to improve. We’ll look at what you have and what is getting in the way.
A shared understanding of the job.
02
Agree on the plan.
Define the work, budget, timing, and what is needed from you. Decide what comes first and how we’ll judge whether it is working.
A scope you can review.
03
Build, review, and improve.
Review drafts and test the work before it goes live. After launch, use feedback and available data to decide what needs to change.
Work you understand and approve.

Before we start

A few things
you might ask.

Have a different question?

What service is right for my business?

Start with what you want to change. That might be a website that does not explain your services, inconsistent branding, ads that need direction, or manual work that takes too much time. We can review what you have and decide what deserves attention first.

Can I start with one project?

Yes. Start with a website, a brand update, a campaign, or one business task you want to automate. If you need several services, we can plan the work together and agree on priorities.

Do I need to know how to use AI?

No. Start with the task or problem, not the technology. Tell me which tools you use, what your team repeats, and what information is hard to find. We can then work out where AI or automation could help and what your team needs to review.

What does a project cost, and how long does it take?

Cost and timing depend on the scope, the materials available, and the systems involved. We will discuss the work, budget, schedule, and review process before starting. Advertising spend and any software subscriptions should be included in that discussion.

Can you work with my existing website, brand, or business tools?

We can start by reviewing what you already use. Existing content, brand materials, and systems may be useful. Website updates and integrations depend on the platform, available access, and what needs to change.

What should I bring to the first conversation?

Your website address, a short description of your business, and the problem you want to solve are enough to begin. If you have a deadline or budget in mind, share that too. You do not need a finished project brief.

Let’s talk

What does your
business need?

A new website? A brand update? Better ads? Less manual work? Tell me what you have in mind, even if you haven’t worked out the details.

Share your goals, website, and any timing or budget you have in mind.

Build your brand.Grow your business.

What’s Possible

How I can help.

Show what you do.Make it easy to contact you.

Help visitors become customers.

Explain your services clearly.

Help the right people find you.

Answer customer questions.

Give customers the information they need.

What we can build into your website

Need a new website or an update?

A consistent lookfor your business.

Decide how your business should look and sound.

Define your message.

Develop the identity.

Apply it consistently.

Give your team a guide they can use.

What a branding project can include

Starting a business or updating your brand?

Search and social adsfor your business.