Annemarie Grise Design

10/14/2026

Confession: I used to think having a page was enough.

Then I started helping business owners with their social media and I kept seeing the same thing. They'd post great content... but when someone went to look them up, they'd find an old website, a Google listing with the wrong hours, or three different phone numbers.

All that effort, and the last step was leaking.

That's why I started doing visibility audits. Not to sell anyone a big package. Just to show people where things are working and where they're quietly breaking down. So they can decide what to do next.

It feels good to give people that clarity. Honestly it's become one of my favorite parts of my work.

Have you ever found something embarrassing when you looked yourself up?

Tell me. I'll share mine in the comments.

and grab my free visibility checklist here - https://bit.ly/AGD_Visibility_Checklist

10/12/2026

I made you something. It's free, it takes 10 minutes, and it'll tell you if people can actually find you.

It's called the Visibility Self-Check. It's a short checklist that walks you through the 3 places people look before they choose you:

- Your Google Business Profile
- Your website
- Your social profiles

Just yes/no questions. About 10 minutes. You add up your "no" answers at the end and you'll know where you stand.

Why I made it: so many of you told me you feel invisible online but don't know where the problem is. I get it. It's hard to fix something when you can't see it.

This helps you see it. That's all. No pressure after.

Comment CHECK, and I'll send it to you. Or grab it here: https://bit.ly/AGD_Visibility_Checklist

10/09/2026

Before you plan next year's marketing, I'd ask yourself 3 questions.

1. If someone searched for what I do in my area, would they find me?
2. If they found me, would they understand what I do in a few seconds?
3. If they compared me to a competitor, would my information look current and consistent?

If you're not sure about any of them, I think that's where to start. Before ads. Before a new website. Before a new agency.

I built a free checklist around these exact questions (21 of them, actually). It comes out very soon. Stay Tuned. And comment your email address to be on my WAITLIST.

Which of the 3 are you least sure about? I'd love to hear.

10/08/2026

10/05/2026

I'm making you something.

It's a short checklist that shows you what people see when they look you up. Your Google listing. Your website. Your socials. The 3 places people check before they ever call you.

Just yes or no questions. About 10 minutes. No jargon.

Why I'm making it: so many of you have told me you feel invisible online but can't put your finger on why. I get it. It's hard to fix something you can't see.

It's not quite ready. I'm still tweaking the questions (and arguing with myself about fonts hahah).

It goes out next week. I'll share a few sneak peeks this week.

Comment WAITLIST, and I'll send it to you before anyone else.

10/02/2026

Poll time.🔔
When did you last Google your own business?

A) This week
B) Sometime this year
C) Umm... does 2021 count?
D) Never. Too scared LOL

No wrong answers. I just have a feeling a lot of us are C.👀

10/01/2026

Quick question... if someone Googled your business right now, what would they find?👀

Be honest. I'll go first. The first time I checked Kevin's, I found an old photo he must have forgotten about.😂

Here's why I'm asking. Before people call you, they check you out. Your Google listing. Your website. Your page. Usually all three, in about 30 seconds.

If those three tell different stories (old hours, a different phone number, a website that doesn't say what you do), people don't complain. They just... pick someone else.🫣

So this month I want us to talk about visibility. Not posting more. Just making sure people can actually find you, and trust what they find.

Comment 'ME' if you haven't Googled yourself in a while. No judgment, pls.

09/29/2026

Consider this your permission slip.

You do NOT have to:
- Be on every platform
- Jump on every trend
- Post daily
- Have a fancy camera
- Show your face if you're not ready
- Compare your chapter 1 to someone's chapter 20

You DO get to:
- Pick one or two platforms and do them well
- Sound like yourself
- Post at a pace you can sustain
- Focus on serving your people, not impressing strangers

Marketing your business should feel doable, not miserable. Keep it simple. Keep it consistent. That's enough.

Which 'you don't have to' did you need to hear today? Let me know below.

09/25/2026

3 honest signs it might be time to hand off your social media:

1. It's the task that gets pushed to 'next week' every week.
2. You're posting, but you couldn't tell me if it's actually working.
3. The mental load of it is quietly draining energy you'd rather spend on your business (or your life).

Handing it off isn't giving up. It's giving the job to someone who can do it consistently, strategically, and without the 11pm stress.

That's exactly what I help business owners do: a professional presence that works for them, so they can get back to what they love.

If even one of those signs hit home, send me a message for a no-pressure chat. Not ready?

Start with my free Social Media Strategy guide: bit.ly/AGD_SMStrategy

09/24/2026

This weekend, it's finally happening!❤