You already know the risks of relying on "Big Social Media" for your marketing (algorithm changes, limited control, billionaire bros making the rules, your audience disappearing en masse—ugh). And let’s be real—social media was never built for businesses like yours. You’re out here to make an impact—to help your community, advocate for change, and grow something meaningful. You built an audience dedicated to this impact, but are you even reaching them? And what about the personal consequences of being on social?
There’s a better way: owning your own online space. A place where: You control the content. And the best way to start? A landing page. Wait—What’s a Landing Page?A landing page is a single, purpose-driven webpage designed and optimized to guide visitors toward one specific action—whether it’s booking a consultation, making a sale/donation, or subscribing to your newsletter. Think of a landing page as your digital front door—except instead of just welcoming people in, it leads them directly to the place they most want to be, and relatedly, where you need them most. Unlike a full website, a landing page is:
What About a Website? A website is important! There's room on a website to really get into who you are, who you help, and how you help them. But if you’re just getting started or want a quick, low-barrier, high-impact way to make your site work for you, with intention and focus, a landing page can get you those sort of quick wins. What You Need to Build a High-Impact Landing Page
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About Reesa
I work with people who give a damn—about their message, their mission, and the people they serve. With Ballyhoo, you get more than design: you get strategic partners who care about what you’re building, and who know how to help it land. Your message matters™. Together, we craft work that deeply resonates with your audience and helps you achieve your goals.
As active member of the Association of Registered Graphic Designers of Canada, I'm proud to serve on its bright and tenacious Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Committee.
Beyond design, I'm a parent to a young girl gang, and move from weightlifting to vernacular jazz dance (though seldom together), along with reading, cooking, and reading about cooking. I'm always happy to talk about vegetarian food or my temperamental sourdough starter, Pudding.
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