A content studio for
female-founded
lifestyle brands.

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We partner with ambitious founders to grow their lifestyle brands.

Why We’re Different

We’re a high-touch partner —

We’re not some outsourced solution that will add you to our conveyor belt of clients. We partner with you 1:1 and become a true extension of your team.

We have big agency energy —

We deliver high-quality social media, email, and blog content that you’d typically see from large agencies at a fraction of the cost.

We’re collaborative —

We’re experts in this space and know social media is always changing. We believe in testing things out together, trying new ideas, and having fun as we do it.

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What Our Partners Say About Us

“I was truly impressed with how quickly Maggie jumped in and had an impact on our social media strategy and content. It’s not an easy task for an organization with so many important issues to address, and we needed a partner who could seamlessly integrate with our team. Maggie is wonderful to work with – she’s very collaborative and insightful, and her expertise made a big impact on our marketing efforts.”

— Wendy Doyle, President & CEO of United WE
"Maggie’s expertise and enthusiasm are unparalleled, and we couldn't be happier with the outcomes we've achieved together. She’s a valuable asset to our team and we highly recommend her to anyone looking to elevate their social media presence.”

— Danielle Robbins-Gregory, President & CEO of KC Healthy Kids
“Maggie is the best kind of partner for your business when you are growing. She cares, acts as an extension of your team and she's very collaborative. She isn't pumping out generic content and passing it to you for approval. She listens, provides ideas, adapts and is invested in the success of your business.”

— Melissa Lohrer, Founder of Waverly Ave. Consulting

Hi, I’m Maggie

I’m the Founder and CEO of Wrinkle’s Content Studio, but I often say I hold another role in this agency - CMO, Chief Mom Officer. I started this company shortly after becoming a mom, so that I could be there for my kids when they needed me. I also started it to set an example for them, showing them what it means to go after your dreams.

Ever since I was young, I’ve dreamed of becoming a writer, opening a business, being a female founder. But it wasn’t until I became a mom that I realized I wasn’t making progress on those dreams, and that they would never happen if I stayed in my 9-5 job (which wasn’t really 9-5).