We build marketing that sells—without the circus.
The Nerd on Your Marketing Team gives you the 30,000-foot strategy and the hands-on crew to execute it—quietly, ethically, and without chasing clout.
Simple tools. Clear messaging. Measurable outcomes.
I train your team, coach your freelancers, or plug you into mine—so your marketing finally feels smart, sustainable, and on your side.
About The Nerd
Corporate-level strategy. Real-world empathy. No hype.
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I’m Jenn, “The Nerd on Your Marketing Team.”
For more than a decade, I’ve lived behind the scenes as a ghostwriter, strategist, and social handler for brands that needed their marketing to finally make sense—and make money.
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I built Facets of Hospitality as a service business, working it myself for many years, then did something most marketers don’t:
I handed the day-to-day work off to a vetted team of freelancers I trained and oversee, so I can stay where I’m most useful—at 30,000 feet, helping owners and teams think clearly.
"So you refer services to others? Or you outsource now?" No. I built a team of people I trust that I suggest you look at to see if you can work with them.
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These days I:
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Consult with CEOs and founders who need an honest, non-agency point of view.
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Train in-house teams and freelancers to execute ethical, effective marketing without burning out.
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Oversee a ghostwriter-style collective that quietly delivers campaigns, content, and systems under your brand, not ours.
I’m not here to be the face of your marketing. I’m here to be the brain in your corner—so you and your team can take the credit, the clarity, and the results... PROFIT!
Why a 30,000-Foot Marketer Changes Everything
Most marketing advice comes from people trying to sell you something—ad spend, software, or their own ego.
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My job is different. I sit above the noise and look at:
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Your numbers: what’s actually working, not what’s trending.
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Your capacity: what your team can realistically sustain.
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Your goals: profit, peace, and longevity—not just “going viral.”
Because I’m not an agency fighting to keep a retainer, and I’m not an employee protecting a job title, my reviews stay neutral and blunt.
If something isn’t serving you—tool, tactic, or vendor—I’ll say so, and help you pivot.