What makes a kitchen remodel worth it? Being able to use it every day! Entertaining family and friends is another joyful way to celebrate the hard work. Steve did work on the Kitchen through the early morning before the friend's kitchen party. The simple modern kitchen came to life and I'm excited to share with you, the … Continue reading The Kitchen — After Moment
Who’s ready for a Kitchen remodel blog post?
Many of you know, as a first-time home buyer selecting your home, (almost) everything needs to feel perfect, the curb appeal, neighborhood, the master bedroom size, your closet, the outdoor space—but in my case that kitchen did NOT cut it. Steve and I waited until 1 year after owning our home to gather the right … Continue reading Who’s ready for a Kitchen remodel blog post?
Kickin’
The last two years I have immersed myself in cereal boxes, dog food brands, k-cups, beanbag chairs and talented creative people. My final days at Kick I reflected on the learning of packaging re-brands, new product development and successful account strategy. Rewarding? So much! I have been able to help the local Minneapolis nonprofit People Serving People have … Continue reading Kickin’
May Flowers…
Moving through the Spring cleaning motions: weed-picking, branch-busting, deck-staining, closet organizing—thoughts of selling your home come right before Summer. This being my second Spring and soon to be Summer in my home, I can tell why people may get the itch when the buds start to grow to sell! People’s … Continue reading May Flowers…
Travel with your partner
Recently my husband and I went to Maui, and through all the hikes, drives, tee-times, beach-bumming-moments and amazing fish tacos I realized I wasn't sure what our "couple travel brand" was. Why do I even ask this question? I'm a born-marketer and I keep seeing branded Twitter handles, websites and blogs with couples traveling and doing … Continue reading Travel with your partner
Tailored Tweets
Did you know that Twitter crafts sponsored content based on your browser history? They say it so casual Tailor Twitter to your interests. I stumbled upon this while weeding through some of the new Twitter releases last week. There is an option to turn this off, and I was quick to want to uncheck-mark the personalization—then … Continue reading Tailored Tweets
Consumer Packaged Goodness
Do you drive to the grocery store and think to yourself, how fast can I get in and out of there as quickly and efficiently as possible? That is the exact opposite of this gal. I am a marketer that takes in the entire shopping experience from start to finish. Did you notice this week's FSI? How about the new in-store take-over messaging … Continue reading Consumer Packaged Goodness
First Year as a First-Time Homeowner
The first year of owning a new home, there is a lot of mixed emotions and many ups and downs. Since this Fall was the 1 year anniversary of owning my first home, thought it was perfect time to reflect on the experience and provide some possibly helpful new home owner tips. The house closing … Continue reading First Year as a First-Time Homeowner
California Vaca – Studio Tour Reco
California—Fuel Your Dreams (brought you to by VisitCalifornia.com). Going way beyond what the travel websites may say, I'm super lucky to have my sister residing in California—this Fall we visited the Warner Brother's Studios. WB is one of the big 6 in LA area for film makers. Recommendation is to buy the ticket the night before (or … Continue reading California Vaca – Studio Tour Reco
Judge at the Shelf
Think of going to the bookstore—do you judge a book by its cover? Well "depends on the book" will probably be your answer. But it's true, I know I do. When scanning the magazine shelves at the check-out, think about the words, pictures and color that is screaming at you. The mag editors know 1 out of 5 … Continue reading Judge at the Shelf
TRICIA JO ON THE GO —The Social Type 