Contact a practical nature marketing creative and grow your nature business. Whether you want me to work with you as a contractor or exchange peer-to-peer conversations, reach out to me.

“Leah provided quality service for our company. Her suggestions were well-considered, creative, and appropriate for our business. She is quick to respond to questions, and she also managed the project’s time so well that it came early!

I am not experienced with web design. But Leah showed me how we could better serve our customers. I did not expect to have a deeper appreciation for advertising, accessibility, and aesthetics. Now, I feel enriched as a business manager (in more ways than one).

I highly recommend Leah as a consultant, writer, and designer.”

—Calissa Wall, WallFlower Farm manager

Ready to Start Trail Blazing?

I provide strategy, writing, and graphic design as marketing services for nature-focused initiatives. My biology training and outdoor hobbies help me navigate real-world challenges in related industries. And the triad of marketing skills lead to messages that attract, guide, and motivate audiences.

If you have questions, you can email me or use the form. Likewise, contact me to discuss whether we are a good fit for a project. You also can connect with me on LinkedIn.

leah@leahmarkum.com

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What to Expect

For clients, I have a 5-phase system:

1) Orientation (Discovery Phase): Survey the terrain, plan the route.

Start with initial contact, discovery call, proposal, and last, contract.

2) Packing (Onboarding Phase): Choose the gear, prepare for conditions.

Begin with signed contract, first invoice, welcome package, and then the creative brief.

3) Trail Work (Project Phase): Start walking, watch your feet but also the surroundings.

Projects go through research, draft, and then refine stages.

4) Waypoint Review (Completion Phase): Check the map, make adjustments.

Presentation, feedback, and revision. Upon conclusion, the second invoice and farewell package.

5) Looking Ahead (Follow-Up Phase): Reflect, but eye the next challenge.

Follow up to see what’s working and what’s not.