The challenge and prompt for today! Hobby related, family related, whatever comes to mind. This is a chance for us to connect beyond our businesses! My therapist asked me this the other day... I said, "be in community with others and work with my clients, be with my family." Although this is wonderful that I truly love what I do and find it fun, what she was asking was about hobbies or things I do for fun. My honest answer... nothing. I used to have a list of things, random crafts I would make, so many things... Today, I am making a list of things I want to try or do to bring fun into my life again!

Let's be BOLD today and share something you are proud of, it can be recent or something you have overcome in the last year or so? What was the first thing you thought of after reading that? Mine is in the comments xo

Being proud of ourselves takes practice and it was so great to hear from so many of you! Please share in the comments after watching the replay if you have something you are proud of as well as any questions you would like us to chime in on! Next call will be on 8/18 with Enneagram Ashton, she is awesome. If you do not know your enneagram please take this quiz! https://enneagram-personality.com/

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Hi ladies! I wanted to officially introduce myself here. I’m Kirsten, founder of Reverie Creative Agency. I’ve had the opportunity to meet some of your lovely faces, but not everyone yet! My team helps small businesses strengthen their online presence through websites, branding, SEO and AI search visibility, Google Business Profiles, and Google Ads. One area I’ve been working on a lot recently is Google Business Profile optimization. Many businesses create their profile, fill in the basics, and never revisit it—but it has become an increasingly important part of helping Google understand what you offer, where you work, and when to show your business to potential customers. One of the easiest places to start is your business description. Google gives you up to 750 characters, so make sure you are using that space strategically: - Clearly state your primary service and location near the beginning. - Include the specific services you actually provide. - Mention the cities or areas you serve. - Explain who you help and what makes your approach different. - Write naturally—do not force or repeat keywords. - Review the descriptions of strong local competitors for helpful context, without copying them. Then take a quick look at the rest of your profile: - Are your primary and additional categories accurate? - Are all your services listed and described? - Are your hours, website, phone number, and service areas current? - Are you regularly adding real photos and updates? - Are you requesting and responding to reviews? - Does the information match what appears on your website and other online listings? These details may feel small, but together they help strengthen your local visibility and give both people and search platforms a clearer understanding of your business. I recently wrote more about how your website, Google presence, traditional SEO, and AI search visibility work together: https://www.reveriecreativeagency.com/blog/aeo-vs-seo-ai-search-2026