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This is for local businesses that already have a website, Google Business Profile, and social presence… but everything feels a little scattered, dusty, or underwhelming.
You paid for the website.
You claimed the Google profile.
You post when you can.
But is it actually helping people find you, trust you, and contact you?
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That’s where this tune-up comes in.
For $750, I’ll take a focused look at your local digital presence and clean up the pieces that directly affect visibility, credibility, and conversions:
• Website first impression
• Local SEO basics
• Google Business Profile
• Social media presence
• Search visibility gaps
• Quick-win content and copy improvements
• What needs fixing first, not someday in a fantasy marketing meeting
The goal is simple:
Help your business look sharper, show up better, and give potential customers fewer reasons to bounce.
No agency maze.
No account reps.
No support tickets.
You work directly with the person doing the work.
If you’re a local business owner and your online presence needs a little polish before summer gets moving, book a free consultation here...
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Fresh Mints LLC
Local visibility, SEO, content, and digital cleanup for real businesses that would rather be found than forgotten. When a Tool Becomes Part of Your Art
People sometimes ask where my work belongs.
When I studied craft design, every project had a clear purpose. It had to solve a problem.
Later, when I studied fine art, I was expected to express my own world. Learning to write artist statements was one of the hardest parts for me. I grew up in an education system where expressing your own thoughts so openly wasn’t something we practiced very much.
These days, I realize I’m standing somewhere between those two worlds.
I build my own little world through LALATOWN, but I also keep making the tools I wish I had.
That’s how my brushes began.
And recently, that’s how these color palettes were born.
While painting, I kept stopping.
“Not this color.”
“Not that one.”
I would spend one or two minutes searching for the next color instead of painting.
Eventually I realized the palette itself was the problem.
So instead of creating another pretty collection of colors, I designed a working tool for myself.
LALATOWN Flow Palette was arranged so neighboring colors naturally work together. Moving across or down the palette feels intuitive, letting me spend less time searching and more time painting.
Then I created LALATOWN Hidden Colors.
These aren’t louder colors.
They’re the ones I always found myself wishing existed—the in-between greens, unusual blues, softened purples, and quiet colors that are surprisingly difficult to find when you’re in the middle of painting.
My earlier palettes were created simply because I loved beautiful colors.
These two are different.
They were built to save time.
They help me stay inside the creative flow instead of interrupting it.
Sometimes the things I make for myself become the things I end up sharing.
Welcome to my little general store.
Welcome to LALATOWN. Delivered a comprehensive brand overhaul for The Gardner's Inc., a landscaping company based in Lacey, Washington. I redesigned their logo, developed a cohesive visual identity system, and rebuilt their website from the ground up, translating the client's established local reputation into a professional, modern brand presence that could compete in a crowded market. I owned the full design relationship from discovery through final delivery, creating brand guidelines, color palette, typography, and digital assets that carry consistently across both print and web touchpoints.
