Juliana Mary & Co.

08/28/2026

08/14/2026

Summer may be winding down, but I am not ready to say goodbye just yet.

Today I worked on a new collection of styled images for The Styled Stock Shop and I need your help coming up with the name!

So far I've got "tomato girl summer"....and tbh that's it.

Anything else come to mind!?

(And side question, whats your take on fruit/food with paper goods in a flatlay? Inquiring minds *mine* want to know your hottest take. Love it or leave it?)

07/30/2026

07/15/2026

my summer to-do list is basically done, so now I'm coming for yours 🍓

add these ✍️

1. avoid lettuce at all costs (trust me)
2. plant berry bushes for next year
3. rsvp to the pool party
4. and finally — learn Pinterest for your stationery business

I'm speaking on day 2 of the Stationery Business Summit about using Pinterest as a luxury lead engine aka how dream clients find YOU while they're actively searching, instead of hoping the algorithm cooperates.

best part? tickets are FREE 🎟️

link in bio to grab yours, then come hang with me on day 2.

your to-do list (and your inquiries inbox) will thank you.

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what's been sitting on your summer to-do list too long? 👇

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05/11/2026

One platform is not a marketing strategy. It's a hostage situation.

If your entire business runs on Instagram, you don't have a business, you have a rental agreement with Meta. And they can change the terms any time they want.

The creatives who survive the next algorithm shift, the next platform collapse, the next "we're testing a new feed" announcement aren't the ones posting harder.

They're the ones who own at least one channel they actually control.

Email list. SEO. Pinterest. A real website. Something that's yours when Instagram has a bad week.

Build the thing that can't be taken from you. Then post wherever you want.