Hi, I'm Kate.
I make small businesses hard to ignore.

Fifteen years in marketing, from international brands to the shop down the street, with events and indie films in the mix (because I love movies a little too much). Websites, social, email and the plan that ties it all together. Philly based, and I still answer my own phone.

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Here's the deal.

I'm one person. Not an agency with a ping pong table and three layers of account managers. When you hire me, you get me: the strategy, the design, the posting, the late night "wait, what if we tried this" text.

No hand-offs. No "let me loop in my team." Just a straight answer and work I'd put my name on. (It's literally on the site.)

"Unfailingly professional, talented, and accessible, not to mention funny and down to earth."

Shonda Moralis, client for years and years
"Very real and direct in her approach to everything."Sharif Wear
"The only person I trust to update my website."Dawn Lenig, The Clothing Tree
"My best decision made in business growth."Jonathan Gerancher, G Contracting
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A few people who've trusted me with their stuff over the years.

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When I'm not on your account.

Marketing is the day job. Events, festivals and movies are the rest of the story.

  • 01

    I've thrown parties at Sundance and Cannes

    Celebrity lounges, premieres and galas, including Emerge Lounge and the Social Film Loft.

  • 02

    I run a film festival

    I'm the Executive Producer of the French Riviera Film Festival. Yes, it's as fun as it sounds.

  • 03

    I review movies for real

    On TikTok and YouTube, and in writing for Indie Entertainment Media and Cherry Picks. Strong opinions, especially about endings.

  • 04

    I write for several magazines

    Including Gothamology, Indie Entertainment Media and more, so I know a good story (and a good event) when I see one.

Get to know me

Thirty minutes. No pitch deck. Probably coffee.

Tell me what's working, what's not and what's keeping you up. I'll tell you what I'd do, even if the answer is "honestly, not much."