About
Hi, I'm Christina —
capturer of photos, curator of words, + website connoisseur here to help you stir connections.
Consider me your creative partner and collaborator on all pillars of your online presence. For creatives seeking an idealist with an eye for how to show up online in a way that only you can.
Built on the idea that you shouldn't have to hire three agencies to accomplish a stellar online presence (that actually looks good + works), Clic fills the whitespace in the creative industry—offering photography, copy + content, and website template customizations, in-house.
In short: we give you the visual and verbal content you need to show up and be a conversation starter, online.
My job is simple: make your to-do list, shorter.
My story really began the moment I decided I wanted to write for others.
Gifts are intended to be shared. They're not meant to be kept to ourselves or even for personal gain. Each unique interest we possess piques curiosity — which leads to building skills around that interest. Skills unique to YOU that ultimately need to be shared. And spread.
For me, writing is that THING. I love to write. It's second nature (& always has been). And when I figured out that I can help people say what they want to in a meaningful way, everything changed. When I decided to write for others instead of my personal, lifestyle blog, I found my contribution.
Truth be told: I was hesitant to even start. But with each keystroke on my keyboard — I decided to build. Hitting the delete button and space bar an infinite amount of times along the way. But still, I started to show up. And the doors started to open. This is the power of leaning into your gifts. And then showing up in them. The pieces, just like the words on the page, fall into order exactly as they should and were always meant to.
ME AND MY CAMERA... WELL, THAT WAS FATE.
I had no idea at the time THAT THE DOORS WOULD OPEN...
Mack and I were newly married, and without a ton of money to invest in a camera, I purchased the display camera at Sam's Club because it was less expensive than buying it new. My mom bought me an upgraded lens at a camera resale store so I could achieve the type of imagery I envisioned. These two purchases — the camera and that special lens — led me down a path that years later would lead me right here. That camera enabled and pushed me to learn a new skill, helped me hone my editing style, and ultimately level-up my obsession with content curation to offer well-rounded services. Words without pictures are boring. And pictures without words aren't nearly as impactful. I still shoot on the camera I bought all those years ago, and it's a reminder that you don't need the best of anything to start something. Just start.
