marketing for REVENUE

finding and fixing the gaps between attention and sales

FIND OUT HOW I CAN HELP

YOU’RE RUNNING A BUSINESS

You’re serving customers, managing your team, answering questions, tracking numbers, handling vendors, and trying to “do marketing” on top of it all.

You’ve invested in a website.
You post when you can.
You’ve tried ads, emails, maybe even hired help.

On paper, it looks like marketing is happening.

BUT ATTENTION ISN’T THE SAME AS REVENUE

You might be getting traffic, inquiries, and you might even be “busy.”

But behind the scenes, leads aren’t converting, follow-up is inconsistent, messaging is unclear, and you can’t confidently trace marketing back to revenue

And growth feels harder than it should.

More marketing isn’t the answer. You’re missing clarity and structure.

You need a clear understanding of

  • where revenue is coming from

  • where prospects drop off

  • what needs tightening, not expanding

  • what should be scaled, and what should be cut

SO WHAT’S MISSING?

SHOW ME HOW

WHAT MARKETING FOR REVENUE MEANS

Know exactly where your revenue comes from.
Make it easier for prospects to become customers.
Remove guesswork after someone reaches out.

More sales from the traffic and leads you already have.
Stronger return on every marketing dollar.
Growth that doesn’t depend on constantly spending more.

Let’s uncover the revenue already within reach!

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Past Clients

I hired Chelsea after months of searching for the right person. Most growth marketers know a channel or two and focus only on optimization—Chelsea was the first I've worked with that fought to understand the entire business. Chelsea built a strategy that heavily contributed to the brand being well-received so quickly. If you're looking for a growth-minded marketer who knows systems and strategies, Chelsea is the best. I watched her replace agencies, rebuild programs, and find new ways for us to grow in a very niche space. If Chelsea could have the impact she did here, she can help any company grow efficiently.

Matt McAllister, Head of Marketing, Enterprise & Emerging Products, Yelp