(And brought the red pen with her.)
The teacher who traded lesson plans for landing pages.
About Studio Mahrnelle
If you'd told 23-year-old me, standing at the front of a classroom with a stack of essays to grade, that I'd one day be building brands and websites for a living, I would have laughed. Then immediately asked you to help me with the copy machine. (That thing had it out for me.)
But teaching gave me everything I needed. How to take something complicated and make it make sense. How to structure information so people actually absorb it. How to tell a story that holds attention, and walks someone exactly where they need to go.
It turns out those are the exact skills that make a designer dangerous.
I started Studio Mahrnelle, named after my grandmother, to help founders stop patching things together and start building systems that actually convert. I build brands, websites, and email systems as one system, not three separate projects stitched together after the fact. One client at a time. No team, no contractors. When you book with me, you get me.
Hey, I'm Jane
Your website is the storefront. Your email is the sales team. Your brand identity is the thread that ties it all together. When those three things are built separately, the seams show. When they're built together, from the same story, in the same voice? That's when people trust you before they ever pick up the phone.
Strategy always.
Story first.
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