High Key Impact LLC

Raise your hand if you set up your Google Business Profile and then... never touched it again. 🙋

I knew it. Most small business owners do this.

Your Google profile is often the FIRST thing a potential customer sees before they ever find your website in a search..

If it's incomplete, has no photos, or hasn't been updated in months, people move on.
We help small businesses actually get found locally.
Contact [email protected]

Small business owners always assume good marketing costs a fortune.

It doesn't.

What it costs is time, and if you're already stretched thin running your business, that's the problem I can help you solve.

I work with small business budgets and big business goals. Whether it's social media, email, your Google profile, or your website, we'll figure out what's actually going to move the needle for YOUR business, not a cookie-cutter plan.

Curious what that could look like for you? Let's discuss. [email protected]

This is an example of a marketing win.
One of my favorite moments is when a client texts me to say "someone just mentioned they found us on Instagram!"

That's the whole point.

Social media for small businesses isn't about going viral. It's about getting in front of the right people in your community, consistently, so that when they need what you offer, they already know your name.

That's what I've been building for my clients for years.

If you want that for your business, let's talk.

If your last post was 3+ weeks ago, we need to talk.

Your dream customers are scrolling right now.

The question is...
are they seeing YOU or your competitor?

Consistency is everything in social media.
You don't have to be on every platform.
You just have to show up on the right ones, regularly, with content that actually sounds like you.

That's exactly what we do for small businesses.

Contact us for a consultation at highkeyimpact.com.

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Want to make your own sticker pack? Go to Chatgpt and type in turn me into a cute sticker pack, add photo of face, and create image.

Which one is your favorite?

Still pinching myself!
It was an honor to be quoted in The Philadelphia Inquirer about how small businesses can make better use of Google Workspace.

I love helping business owners simplify their day, save time, and focus on what they do best.

Thank you to Gene Marks and The Philadelphia Inquirer for including my perspective.

https://www.inquirer.com/business/small-business/google-workspace-cost-savings-tips-security-20260630.html

https://www.facebook.com/GeneJMarks

Left work early for pickleball today. Again.
And honestly? I figured something out between matches that's been bugging me about small business social media.
You can't win a pickleball point by just keeping the ball in play. You've got to actually go for the shot.

Same thing with your content. You're posting, getting some likes, maybe a few comments. But where are the actual customers?

Most small businesses are stuck at the kitchen line...they've got people's attention but can't close the gap between a like and a sale.

Here's what hit me between games: every rally needs a winner. Every post needs to tell people what to do next.
Your social media doesn't have a traffic problem. You're just afraid to go for the winner.

Want help creating a strategy that actually converts?

Email me at [email protected]
(Yes, I'm writing this in my pickleball gear. That's what real looks like.)

🔍The 3-Second Rule
Before you share that shocking headline, give it 3 seconds.

As someone who's spent years in social media, I've watched misinformation spread faster than wildfire.

Stop. Breathe. Check.

Here's my quick verification checklist:
✅ Does the source have a real name and contact info?
✅ Can you find this story on at least 2 other reputable sites?
✅ Does the headline match what the article actually says?
✅ Are there quotes from real, named sources?

Your 3 seconds of skepticism could save your friends from 3 days of believing something false.
In an age where anyone can publish anything, your critical thinking is your superpower.
Let's use the 3-second Rule!