A brand-new business, built end to end
In Love With Tarot started in April 2026. The founder is a solo reader who would rather work with cards than wrestle with tech, so we built the whole thing for her: the brand, the website, the photography, the social presence, the ads and the booking system tying it all together. She never had to touch a funnel, or a line of code.
Her brand is built on being real: straight talk, British humour and none of the love-and-light fluff. Her audience can spot a hard sell a mile off, so the marketing had to match. Not a pushy, high-volume machine, but a quiet, honest campaign running slow and steady, with a system that handles every booking on its own.
Sometimes the best-performing ad is the one that doesn't look like an ad at all.
Profitable on five dollars a day, with room to scale
We launched everything in April 2026 and the campaign turned profitable fast. Liz keeps it to a few slots a week by choice, so it runs at a gentle, always-on pace, and every dollar of ad spend comes back more than five times over. The day she wants more, the same system scales with her.
A whole business, built end to end
Brand, photography, website, ads and the booking system that ties it together, all made from scratch and run for her.
A whole brand, built from scratch
We built the identity from scratch: the wordmark and moon mark, a calm violet palette and every piece it touches, from cards to apparel to social. A look that feels intuitive and grounded rather than gimmicky, and holds up everywhere the brand shows up.
An ad that doesn't feel like one
A warm portrait leads, a simple "Now Booking" line does the rest. No countdown timers, no false urgency, just intuitive tarot readings in Niagara, in person or online. That single honest image is what stops the scroll, and it does more than any headline could.
Five hooks, slow and steady
The campaign never stops learning. A rotating set of headlines and images is always being tested against each other, with budget quietly shifting toward whatever is working, at a pace that suits a one-person business, not a sales floor.
Booked, confirmed and reminded, hands-free
We designed and built the site the ad points to, then wired up the booking system behind it so she never has to touch the tech. A client picks a time and everything else runs itself. She just shows up and reads.