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(Finger)Picking Meditation
Ever heard about that?
Well I hadn't before this project.
I just wrapped up one of my most fascinating projects: Marketing Coaching with sales page & lead magnet design for "(Finger)Picking Meditations" by Liselotte Goed (well-known Ukulele Yoga Instructor in The Netherlands) ready to go international.
The concept? Teaching fingerpicking on ukulele through meditative practice rather than technical drills.
What we created:
✨ A sales page that speaks to the longing, not just the technique
📄 Lead magnet page design to guide people into the experience
🎵 Messaging that bridges the dreamer, the wanderer, and the heart-led soul
Sometimes the most beautiful projects are the ones that remind us music was never about perfection, it was always about connection.
thank youuu! I was really fun to work on this topic for sure!! :
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