Is Your Brand Getting Lost in the Online Crowd? You Probably Need a Visual Content Revamp to Become Recognizable and Memorable!

<p>Are you tired of client's not finding you online?  Your visual content probably needs a revamp!   Melissa LeMay tells us how to use Canva to create a recognizable and memorable brand.</p> <p>Mélissa is a Canva Certified Creative and Content Strategist who loves to work with solopreneurs. She helps them achieve their visual goals easily (and fast) and saves them 10+ hours every week by creating custom Canva graphics! After being in sales and customer service for over 15 years, Mélissa pursued her desire for more freedom by starting her own business. Born creative, she loves designing different graphics for her clients and coming up with the right solutions. With her strong background in customer service, helping other business owners to succeed is what she's passionate about.<br /> Mélissa loves calligraphy, dancing and travelling but home to her and her 3 silly kids is Ottawa, Canada.</p> <h3><strong>First Phase</strong></h3> <p>Melissa was a salon and sales manager in her 9 to 5.   There was a moment in time that really triggered her desire to leave the 9 to 5 to have freedom to be available for her kids when they needed her.</p> <h3><strong>Second Phase</strong></h3> <p>Melissa’s first attempt was to consult in the salon industry.   She became a salon management coach.  It was a difficult start because she wasn’t well known in the industry.   However, she was determined to make it work and was able to make the same income that she made in her 9 to 5 job.</p> <p>She found her clients by tapping into her existing network.   Melissa started small, as is often necessary for entrepreneurs.</p> <p>Networking online and hiring a business coach were two additional resources she used to grow her business and gain clients.</p> <p>As time went by, people started to notice the graphics Melissa was creating for her own business content.   She started creating graphics for her clients and then realized, if people are asking for this, there is clearly a need.</p> <p>Melissa then slowly transitioned into the graphic design