Three companies, one table
Most businesses end up with a strategist who doesn't talk to the social manager, and a designer who talks to neither. We split the work three ways on purpose — and then actually coordinate.
The companies
Strategy
Behavioral research and content strategy from a master's-level psychologist. Audience research, content audits, competitor analysis and 90-day roadmaps grounded in how people actually decide.
Answers: what should we post, and why will it work?
Execution
Full-service social media management. Content production, captions, short-form video, scheduling, community management and reporting — the day-to-day work of actually running the accounts.
Answers: who is going to make and post all of this?
Design
Brand identity, print, event and memorial design. Logos, colour and type systems, brand guides, templates and the finished artwork itself.
Answers: how does all of this look, consistently?
Start here
Find the sentence that sounds most like your week.
| If this is you | Start with | Roughly |
|---|---|---|
| "We have no logo, or one we're embarrassed by." | Midwest Graphic Design Studio — Brand Kit | from $1,100 one-time |
| "We post constantly and nothing happens." | DataPsych — audit and content roadmap | $297–$497 |
| "We know what to say, we just never have time." | Sisters at Heart — Starter or Growth | $750–$1,450/month |
| "We need design every month but can't hire someone." | Midwest Graphic Design Studio — design retainer | $475–$1,650/month |
| "We're a nonprofit with almost no budget." | Midwest Graphic Design Studio — Nonprofit Launch Kit | $1,450 one-time |
| "Honestly, we need all of it." | All three — one combined proposal | bundled discount |
Working together
One combined proposal, one kickoff, one point of contact. You are not forwarding emails between three vendors and hoping they agree.
DataPsych studies your audience and competitors and builds the roadmap.
The design studio builds the identity and templates the roadmap calls for.
Sisters at Heart produces and posts against the roadmap, on brand.
Monthly reporting feeds back into strategy, and the cycle tightens.
Get in touch
Not sure how to split it up? Describe the problem and we'll tell you which company — or which combination — actually fits.