I’m the Bear Gryles of Digital Marketing & Media. I’m a walking “Women vs. Wild” episode.

My first adventure in entrepreneurship was selling Mexican candies to my classmates from my “convenience” store (otherwise known as my locker.) Did I buy the candies from 7-11?
Nope, I went to Mexico.

When I tell people I sold peepholes door to door on a 100 degree Texas summer, they naturally think I was a sales rep.
Nope, I carried a toolbelt and a rolling suitcase. I measured, hammered, and sealed every peephole on every door that summer.

I’ve sold a house online, built a teleprompter from scratch, and river rafted down the royal gorge.

People ask me: “Wow, Lauren, you’re so hands on - you love people so much. Isn’t it hard to do what you do sitting behind a computer screen?”

It’s just the opposite.

Creating a remarkable online experience means knowing your value so deeply that you’re able to make it come alive through a computer screen. This requires hands on learning. It requires vulnerability. It means breaking down the barriers of time and space to reach out and connect in a meaningful way.

Your online presence doesn’t replace your in-person customer experience...it IS your customer experience. When people meet you online, they expect greatness. They expect thoughtfulness. They expect to be guided in a way that solves their most important problems.

My passion for creating remarkable online experiences is much like that of an animator...for business. I like to think that I make things come “alive” online. Ask yourself this: Does the “why” of what you sell evoke such an emotion from your audience that he/she can’t imagine working with anyone else?

If the answer is “No,” our work is to reach an emphatic “Yes.”
If the answer is “Yes,” our work is to evolve our “Yes” so it remains true every day.

Nothing online stays the same for long….
In a way, this keeps me walking the wild.

Message me if you’d like to come along for the ride.