Meet the editor
Mckayla
SEO: A Love Language
(One you’ll speak soon)
Most of us start businesses to do what we love, and it just so happens that I love nothing more than helping other women show up, get seen, and scale — all without lifting a finger. SEO and blog writing are two ways I do that while indulging in my other favorite thing: writing.
For me, it's more than just "taking something off your plate." It's about giving you back precious time with your littles (or yourself) while increasing your visibility and reach. Because the more eyes we can get on your business, the greater impact you can have on the world. And if I can help you do that while spending more time with the people you love, even better! That's the heart behind The Comma Mama Co., and I can't wait to welcome you into the family.
Blogging and SEO
Two truths and a lie
1. When it comes to blogging, word count is a BFD
2. There’s no one-size-fits-all SEO approach
3. The average blog post lives for two years
Think you know the answer? Let me know when you inquire, and I’ll tell you if you’re right.
Foundational Values & Beliefs
Let’s make sure we align on the important bits
The only thing that matters to me more than your business is YOU. To me, you’re not just a client; you’re a human (and hopefully, a friend). I love connecting beyond business and getting to know you outside of office hours.
Your business is your baby (or at least, it's pretty darn close), and I promise to always treat it with the same love, respect, and care as you do. Your success is my success, and I'm here to support you every step of the way.
community
We're all out here doing our best, and it's crucial that you never feel less than or behind (because spoiler alert: you're not!). I'll always be transparent about my own journey and experiences because, in my opinion, transparency fosters connection (and that's kind of sort of my favorite thing).
relatability
respect
a few things I’m proud of
Stats and numbers
3
5
600+
40+
littles
Years In Biz
Blog Posts Published
clients served
My Littles
And bigs
3 rambunctious, messy, sweet, and sassy kids (yes, I fully embrace the crazy).
Littles:
Playing “soft games” (hello Skyrim, Animal Crossing, and Sims), aerial yoga (yup, hanging from the ceiling and everything), 90’s sitcoms (Golden Girls, The Nanny, and Friends), and endless cups of oat milk chai.
bIGS:
