Need a vacation from your vacation? No judgment here. Chill out, rest up and get ready to tackle the week ahead 🙌🏼 | photo: @patrickdemarchelier
Dear @fsorlando, I never want to leave. You've kept me sane, with your luxurious service and plush bedding, in between moments of Disney-induced insanity with the kids. Thank you for helping me find some semblance of work/life balance 🙏🏼 @laurehclavette Follow along in IG Stories with our founder, Kristi Drago-Price's vacation musings | photo: unknown
Remember when we said work/life balance was possible? We weren't kidding! It's all about putting a pre-vacation game plan together. We scheduled our emails, put finishing touches on our upcoming #TheKnotWorkshop presentation and are grabbing our bags to get OOO ✌🏼 Join the trip, follow along in IG Stories with our founder, Kristi Drago-Price's vacation musings! | photo: @therealpeterlindbergh
Letter from the Editor: Repeat after me, "I deserve a vacation." This month Editor's Edge Creative Director Kristi Drago-Price talks about making time for R&R while still getting sh*t done. Find out why you should stop bending over backwards in pursuit of work/life balance🔝Link in Bio|photo: @helmutnewtonfoundation
Work/Life Balance: Myth or Reality? This month Editor's Edge digs into keeping up the hustle while still making time for that much-deserved summer vacation. Stay tuned for more!|photo: @tinasokolovskaya
Got questions about content (as in, what does "content" even mean)? Lucky for you Editor's Edge founder, Kristi Drago-Price, will be breaking down what it is and how to create authentic content to make your brand stand out from the crowd! Join us at #TheKnotWorkshop to learn tips & tricks plus catch a few laughs while you're at it. Link in Profile to nab a spot 🔝 @theknotpro | Planner: @satinandsageevents | Venue: @westinannapolis | Speakers: @davidbeahm @davidssnaps @bangastudios @g.banga @bernadettebaillie @whittlelittle @anjawinikka @camilleafrancis @meldeenink @ceremonyofficiants @beetwosweet @asheriseventsofficialpage @kenpakphotography @loblollyfarm @AndrewRobyEvents
Yes, girl! You're feelin' your brand, you're loving your business and you're getting high on happiness. The best things come when you embrace your unique journey to success 🙌🏼 photo: @norman_parkinson
Are you cozy, content, but feeling strangely guilty? We think it's time to get over it. Find out why you shouldn't be apologizing for finding YOUR version of happiness today on the newsletter, link in profile🔝 Looking to get cozy? DM us to make sure you're in the loop | photo: unknown
Do you ever feel like you'll never make it to the top? Just keep swimming! You might even realize you're happy right where you are and that's something to dive in to!| photo: @27mm_photo
Come on over and take a ride with our Creative Director Kristi Drago-Price during this week's #LikeABoss_QA series, answering questions from bad-ass creative professionals. -- Q: I am truly happy working in my local “lovely” market, am I crazy for not wanting to expand to a higher clientele? . A: Nope, not at all! You know what they say, mo' money, mo' problems. The most important thing is recognizing what really makes you happy, so high-five for taking the time to discover that. If your lovely market is truly what brings you joy, embrace it wholeheartedly. But be diligent and stay on your toes - comfort is the enemy of progress here. Make sure you're always fine-tuning your brand, working ON (not just IN) your business, and challenging yourself to stay top of your game and in your bubble of contentment. Remember, happiness is where you are! . Got a business question on the brain? Send us a DM (it's confidential, we promise!) and we'll get you some answers 💡 photo: @lizbanfieldwed
We're guessing Amy turned to Tina with a few questions here and there on their way to success. Guess what? All bad a** bosses have (more than) a few things on the mind. You too? Then follow along with our #LikeABoss_QA series where we'll be answering and sharing what other like-minded creatives are wondering (confidentially, of course!). Stay tuned this Thursday 👀 And if there's something you're pondering, send us a DM!| photo: unknown
Letter from the Editor: Feeling like a big fish in your pond? Word on the street from Editor's Edge Creative Director, Kristi Drago-Price is that some of you are coming to confess that you do - and you're loving it! Click over to find out why you should accept happiness right where you are (without going swimming with the 🐠)🔝Link in Bio | photo: Eugene Vernier
We're so excited to introduce Atlanta-based Suzanne Reinhard Events' brand update by Editor’s Edge! Tell us @sreinhardevents, what brought you to the edge? - “I came to Editor’s Edge because I felt my branding needed an extra edge. I wanted something that not only helped me stand out from the crowd but also reflected my aesthetic and style. Almost immediately, I knew I was in good hands with Editor’s Edge. It felt like Kristi could read my mind! With her experience and highly curated eye, she came to the brilliant decision to update my brand colors to a classic camel and black combination, tying in my love for fashion, and swapped in brass as my metallic accent, giving it that subtle touch of sophistication. Additionally, she helped me define my ideal client, decode their visual language and streamline a process to reach them with every single touch point. The brand refresh and style guide have ignited my creative juices!”
Summertime and the livin's easy, right? This month Editor's Edge is talking about finding happiness where you are - in business and in life - because mapping out your road to success isn't always a straight line. Stay tuned for more! | photo: unknown
Boss ladies, you ready to parade your freedom this #fourthofjuly? In honor of our foremothers, let's flaunt how strong brands are built! Look to today's visual revolution to inspire your next branding revelation. WORK!
Come on over and take a seat on our couch! Our Creative Director Kristi Drago-Price is kicking off our #LikeABoss_QA series, answering questions from bad-ass creative professionals. Here's the first one: -- Q: When I started my business, I felt like I needed to follow the trends to be competitive and now my brand is feeling a little...vanilla. I want to insert more personality into my brand but am worried. Will I alienate potential clients? . A: First of all, we totally get it and you're not alone. There's so much pressure to be a part of the conversation that sometimes we can get swept along with the crowd, and then lost in that over-saturated crowd! Don't shy away from the sauce that makes you awesome. Inserting your true self into your brand is essential for growth. Yes, you may alienate clients - the ones that weren't a good match. But you'll also become magnetic to the clients who resonate with what you're putting out there. You know, those ideal clients that have already self-qualified and come to the intro meeting ready to book! Remember, when you speak to everyone you speak to no one so choose your words and your visuals wisely. . Got a business question on the brain? Send us a DM (it's confidential, we promise!) and we'll get you some answers 💡 Photo: @julieskarrattweddings
Even 👑 Bey has questions when it comes to business (well, probably) and we bet she reaches out to bad a** boss friends for help. In the spirit of hustle, we’re launching our own #LikeABoss_QA series to answer and share what other like-minded creatives are wondering (confidentially, of course!). Stay tuned this Thursday 👀 And if there's something you're pondering, send us a DM! | Photo: @alasdairmclellan
Feelin' fabulous? You should be! When it comes to true success, it's all about expressing yourself. From your brand to your people, we've got 5 things to ask yourself to uncover your kick-ass self. Strut on over to the newsletter, link in profile🔝 Don't miss out on the party, DM us to make sure you're in the loop!|Photo: @ellenvonunwerth
Happy Father's Day to my dad, a smarty-pants with a PhD in Physics 🧠 To say that we use different sides of our brains is a bit of an understatement. But he taught me to observe the world through a different lens, always studying reactions to changes and causing changes to study their reactions. Because you know, every business will remain at rest unless compelled to change its state by the action of an external force. We call that Editor's Edge first law of building a brand. 🤓
Y'all, we're thrilled to introduce Birmingham, AL based Kelli & Daniel Taylor Photography’s brand update by Editor’s Edge! Tell us @kellidanieltaylorphoto what brought you to the edge? "I could tell that our brand had hit a ceiling. We knew we were ready for the next level and wanted to book more of our ideal clients. I spent hours sifting through consulting services that wanted to make me cookie-cutter. Editor’s Edge was the only one that encouraged us to dive into our unique strengths. For the first time, I was able to understand and fall in love with what we do best. Now, our brand is cohesive, beautiful and consistently high end. It also showcases our diverse clientele, which was really important to me. This was unequivocally the most boutique and authentic branding journey I've ever experienced." Photos: @kellidanieltaylorphoto