About

Yes, you read that header correctly. We all need updates, sometimes we’re so busy with our own company that we let branding, marketing, social media and advertising go to the wayside and often, we kick ourselves for not being able to keep up to date on all the places we may or should be. And yes, I just referred to myself like George from Seinfeld.

When I started this company, I was a youngster fresh out of local Charleston television. Never thinking I’d be a host, reporter and producer, I am thankful for the time I had to learn from the best in local TV in a place I was born and raised. I was thrown to the wolves in local TV but in all honesty, my teachers were anchors, producers, editors, production staff and overall humanity.

When leaving hosting, being young and eager around 2009 was awesome. I’m still eager – not that young anymore – and occasionally awesome. I have a passion for creating. Marketing, PR, Advertising, Writing, Producing, Design, etc…the list continues to unfold every year. With my honest personality and extensive experience, I’m here to help you and your business get better. Besides the media experience I’ve been lucky to absorb in newspaper, television, radio, social media and public relations, I can produce a commercial with a great bottle of wine, anchor a newscast or live feature, voice your branding and consult you in ways to spend your marketing dollars correctly.

Even if we don’t have a chance to meet, know you’re on your own path and I’m here for you. Know that the investment you make in your brand does work. Know that

when it’s time for you to blossom, you will.

– Ryan Nelson 2023

It all started out when I moved to Denver, Colorado….I’ve wanted to work in media since I could remember but when I graduated from the College of Charleston in 1997 trying to find a communication job was like finding a needle in a haystack. So along with my best friend, Peyton Tuthill, I moved to the Mile High City where I worked at Colorado Parent Magazine, National Cinema Network and one of my all-time favorite jobs, The Rocky Mountain News. (God, I LOVED that job but I lost it when we went into the JOA with the Denver Post)

During my time in Denver, I had some really great highs and some really big lows, all of what have made me who I am today. I moved back to my native Charleston in late 2002 leaving a life that changed me forever. When I returned to Summerville, my hometown, I did anything I could to get back to my passion — writing and communicating messages — so I began bartending and interning, yes, interning at the Charleston City Paper. I loved working there and learned a ton, I continued on and won’t bore you with all the menial jobs in between. They were all integral, however, in leading me in where I am today. So after many nights of working until 3am bartending and staying awake a few more hours to report traffic on the local ABC affiliate and radio stations, I received a phone call I could have only wished for. Actually, two weeks before I told my boyfriend at the time (now husband) Darren, that all I wanted was for the local ABC station to call me up and offer me a job, he laughed at me. I actually laughed at myself. And then it happened. That’s when I knew it’s all about putting it out there. I got that great television job I had always dreamed of having and hosted and produced an hour-long variety show daily for five years. I learned so much that if I wrote it all I could have enough to fill another book! When the station decided to go into another direction, I was hurt and lost but knew that I had been through much worse so I utilized my past skills at some of the best jobs ever to show clients the possiblities of media.

Now I’m enjoying being on the other side of the camera – producing commercials, videos and promotions. Now I enjoy writing for magazines, newspapers, blogs and social media – it’s a wide world of information. Now I enjoy helping others understand what really goes on behind the scenes in the newsrooms of America – knowing when to pounce, knowing when to chill and knowing when it’s truly a story. So as Popeye would say, “I am what I am” and I hope my past experiences can help you increase your brand awareness. Thanks for taking your time to read this ~ cheers to you! Ryan