Let's meet and talk it through
In-person if you're nearby, a call if you're not.
Either way, no pressure, no pitch.
A Design & Marketing Intensive is a single, focused day where we close the gap between the business you've built and the brand that represents it. But maybe you've got questions first: what we'd actually tackle, whether your project fits the format, what to bring to the table. That's what this conversation is for.
I'm based in Erie and work throughout the surrounding area—Boulder, Longmont, Firestone, Frederick, and north Denver Metro. If you're nearby, I'd rather sit down with you in person than do this over a screen. If a call works better, that's fine too—either way, we'll spend 30 minutes talking through where you're at and figuring out, together, whether an intensive makes sense right now. If it's not the right fit yet, I'll tell you that.
This isn't a working session or an audit, just a conversation to get you pointed in the right direction. (If you're looking for an honest, line-by-line look at your brand with a roadmap to act on, that's the Brand Reset Session.)
Reminder: no deposit, no commitment—just a conversation about what's next for your brand.
Meet In Person
Pick a time that works and we’ll meet nearby.
Prefer a call?
Same conversation, just over a video call.
What it’s like to work together
I appreciated the Slack channel and your ability to be available for a phone call at really any point during the day. It went from feeling like a lot of moving pieces to thinking, 'Wow, this is really happening—and it looks really good.' It felt very collaborative, productive, and energizing.
—Lauren Brunetti, Erie Wellness Podcast
The ease of working with Elise, coupled with her role as a thought partner (beyond merely a designer or an executor) are what I value most about working together. Elise is flexible, has a real “can do attitude,” and brings zero drama or ego to the table.
—Laurie, Director
I can have confidence that anyone open to working with me will be further persuaded by my website rather than it being a barrier. This was the highest value design work I've seen in any context—and not by a small margin.
—Ethan, Climate Resilient Homes, Design & Marketing Intensive Client