Hello, I am Erin, CEO and founder of Tiny Bit Creative. I started my first business when I was 14, and it was a wildly successful card company-- no, not really-- it was my first failed company. So what happened? My product was high-quality. I would spend hours using a razor blade on card stock, carefully creating one-of-a-kind handmade cards. The problem was the sales team, aka Tanner-- my 8-year-old brother that I paid $1 to sell door to door in our neighborhood. He had a terrible close rate. After a while, I couldn't justify the time and expense. Also, I had no self-control when it was time to restock, and the Hobby Lobby runs got spendy.

I could never make a living off of my cards, but it was my first lesson in how important marketing and sales are in small business. My first official company was a photography business I started in college while getting a Bachelors in Arts and Visual Communications. I decided to take some time away from photography and be a stay-at-home mom, and in that time, I got into graphic design. I started a graphic design business that expanded into different mediums, like printing my designs on fabric and laser cutting.

At some point, I realized something was missing in my business and felt a loss of purpose in my work. So I began helping other friends and locals in their companies, and soon I was running a consulting firm for small startups. I loved consulting start-ups, guiding them on how to build solid, scalable foundations for their business. But even with all that solid foundation work, my clients all hit this point where their business was growing and thriving, but they were not ok. They were trying to do it all and couldn't. They needed a partner, not just a consultant. So I decided to change my business model, roll up my sleeves and get in the trenches with my clients as their dedicated marketing partner making them their websites, emails, funnels, social media strategy, and ads that they needed to scale with their sanity.

At Tiny Bit Creative, my mission is to increase the sales and sanity of small business owners. If you are a small business owner, you know the two are often inversely related. As sales increase, the strain on your time, energy, and mental health often rises too. My goal is to shatter that paradigm. I want to be the marketing partner for your small business, with done-for-you marketing and strategies that fuel sales growth while minimizing stress.