When the team at Blythe & Co took over the family-run accountancy firm from their father, they were stepping into a well-established business with deep roots in the local community. The UK side of the firm was ticking along nicely. But as they looked to grow a new arm of the business focused on US tax and cross-border clients, they realised they needed a different kind of support.

When Barc Architects approached Louise, they had a well-earned reputation for exceptional design. However, like many growing businesses, their branding and marketing hadn’t kept pace with their ambitions. Their visual identity didn’t fully reflect the quality of their work, and while word-of-mouth recommendations had served them well, they were ready to explore scalable ways to attract their ideal clients.

When Kelly Swingler approached Louise, she was already a familiar voice in her industry. As a Global Burnout Educator, Coach, Speaker, and Author, her work was widely recognised, and she had built a strong presence across multiple platforms. But behind the scenes, she felt her marketing efforts were running away from her.