Who is Maci Kincaid?

When I think about my origin story, it feels a little like the perfect harmony. I’ve always been drawn to creativity, connection, and the people brave enough to put their ideas out into the world. As a musician myself, I know how vulnerable it can be to create something that has never existed before and then present it to the world so other people can see, hear, and connect with it.

That’s a big part of why I love working with creatives.

Whether you’re a musician sharing your newest song, an artist building your audience, a writer bringing a story to life, or a creative entrepreneur building something entirely your own, you have something worth sharing. My job is to help make sure the right people find it!

But my approach to marketing doesn’t come from social media alone. I have an extensive background in sales and sales psychology, which has given me a deeper understanding of what actually makes people pay attention, build trust, take action, and ultimately become customers, fans, or lifelong supporters. I bring that perspective into the content and strategies I create, so your social media isn’t just pretty, it has a purpose.

I also know that for many creatives, marketing can feel like the least creative part of the job.

You started your business to make things, tell stories, perform, design, write, inspire, and connect. You probably didn’t dream about spending your evenings planning content calendars, figuring out what to post, writing captions, studying analytics, or wondering why the algorithm suddenly hates you.

That’s where I come in.

I want to take the stress of social media and marketing off your plate so you can spend more time doing what you do best: creating.

I believe connection is one of the most powerful things we have as human beings. The internet and social media give us incredible opportunities to find people who resonate with our stories, our ideas, and our work. (Sometimes on the other side of the world)

Because the truth is, you’re not alone. There are people out there who need what you create. They just have to find you.

“To create is to make something that has never existed before. There’s nothing more vulnerable than that.” — Brené Brown

You’ve already done the brave part: you created something.

Let me help you share it with the world.

CHECK ME OUT ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND SPOTIFY!