Kit (formerly ConvertKit) is the email platform I reach for when customization matters. It’s strong on tagging, segmentation, and A/B testing — which makes it ideal for more layered funnels and intentional automation. 

HoneyBook is the platform I use to manage client proposals, contracts, invoicing, and scheduling — all in one place. It keeps my backend organized and makes onboarding feel seamless instead of fragmented across multiple tools.

If you’ve ever stared at a blank draft wondering what you’re supposed to send this week, this short quiz helps you find your email energy — and gives you a simple structure to follow. It’s a quick reset for scattered weeks, so you can show up in your subscribers’ inbox with clarity instead of pressure.

Showit is the website platform I recommend for creative, service-based businesses that want full design flexibility. It gives you visual control without needing to code, while still allowing your messaging to shine. It’s especially strong for brand-forward websites built around thoughtful copy.

Flodesk is my favorite for design-forward emails and ease of use. It keeps automation simple and the interface clean, which makes it a great option if you want beautiful emails without a steep learning curve. It’s especially good for straightforward nurture sequences and newsletters.

The Expansion Room is Jennifer Liss’s membership for entrepreneurs who want real support — not surface-level advice. It’s a thoughtful community of people actively building what they talk about, making it a strong place to test ideas and grow alongside others who get it. Jennifer blends breathwork, business strategy, and her “F@$k Around and Get Paid” philosophy (yes, that’s her podcast) into everything she creates.