About Frankli
A point of view, on purpose.
Frankli is Candice Powers' marketing studio for owner-led businesses that are tired of being sold "awareness."
Powers.Frankli Marketing Studio
Female-founded. Owner-led.
Candice has run marketing inside a business as a team of one — which is where the obsession with intake, reviews and the map pack comes from, and why the systems exist.
Frankli connects strategy, creative, and execution. Technology handles the routine. A marketer makes the calls, checks the work, and answers for what happens next.
Wit on the outside, strategic systems underneath. If the easier answer is also the better business answer, that's the answer.
Candice Powers · Founder, Frankli Marketing Studio
Vision & audacity
Vision says where you're going. Audacity goes.
Vision
Most marketing starts with a posting schedule. Ours starts with where the business should be — and works backwards from the number that gets it there.
Audacity
Then we act like it. The uncomfortable truth in writing, the fixes ranked by revenue, systems that run while you're with clients, and a person who takes the number personally.
What that means for you
What you get, frankli.
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A decision-maker at the table
A decision-maker inside the business, not a vendor outside it. Someone who owns the plan and argues for it.
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The truth first
Every engagement starts with a diagnosis in writing: the Verdict, the Receipts, the Fix. Not a pep talk.
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Ranked by revenue
Work is ordered by upside, effort and urgency. The expensive-looking idea doesn't win by default.
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Systems that don't take weekends off
Reviews answered, rankings watched, inquiries acknowledged — on a daily rhythm, not when someone remembers.
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A human on every output
AI does the routine. A person edits, approves and is accountable for everything that goes out.
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One page a month
Plain English. What moved, what didn't, what's next. Reported in revenue, never in impressions.
Start here
Let’s talk bottom line.
Tell us what’s getting between your business and its next stage of growth. We’ll start with the right questions, a clear view of the problem, and what deserves to happen next.