Emmi McCabe
Studio LLC

Marketing and Web Design For Education Brands
Good work deserves to be seen.
Marketing your work does not have to feel pushy, fake, or self-promotional. I help education businesses and nonprofits communicate clearly, build trust, and reach the right people.
It’s Not about you.
It’s about the people that need your help.
You are doing meaningful work. But not enough people know about it.
You are teaching students, supporting families, helping educators, or building something better for your community.
But marketing often falls to the bottom of the list.
So the work stays quieter than it should, unseen by most people.
But when people do not know you are there, the ones who need your help may never find you.
Good work deserves to be seen.
When you stay quiet about your work, a family searching for a better fit may never find you. A teacher who needs support may continue struggling alone. A donor ready to help may never discover where their gift could make a real difference.
Marketing is not about making yourself the center. It is about making it easier for the right people to find the help they need.
I help education businesses and nonprofits turn their mission into clear messaging, a trustworthy website, and thoughtful marketing that feels honest, useful, and true to who they are.
Because your work deserves to be seen, and the people who need it deserve to find it.
Good Work. Real Results.
A few examples of what I’ve helped education organizations achieve
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Why I Do This
I spent over a decade in education before I ever thought of myself as a marketer.
I taught in traditional classrooms, worked with homeschool families, and started my own education business. I got to know teachers, school leaders, microschool founders and other education entrepreneurs.
I see firsthand how much good work happens in education because someone cares deeply enough to build something better for kids.
I also see how often that works struggles to get noticed.
The people doing it are usually busy teaching, leading, serving families, raising money, solving problems, and keeping everything running. Marketing understandably falls somewhere near the bottom of the list.
But over time, I came to see marketing differently.
Good marketing isn’t about making something look more impressive than it is. It’s about helping people understand the value that’s already there. It’s about helping the people who need your help find you.
That’s the work I love.
Today, I help education businesses and nonprofits find the clearest way to communicate what they’re building, then turn that message into websites, content, and campaigns that help the right people find them.
Because I still believe what I believed when I was teaching: the world needs more of what is good, true, and beautiful.
I just serve the people building it in a different way now.
SCHOOLS, EDUCATION ENTREPRENEURS & NONPROFITS I’VE WORKED WITH
What People Have To Say
Some of the Work I’ve Done
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From Idea to Expo: Three Years of Launching Wichita’s K–12 Innovative Education Fair
How Loreto Media House took a concept from naming and branding to landing pages, email nurture sequences, and media coverage — three years running. 200+ attendees in year one 300+ qualified emails on the WISE list 3 consecutive years launched The challenge Wichita Innovative Schools and Educators (WISE) had something worth celebrating: a growing ecosystem…
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Case Study: Relaunching a Dormant YouTube Channel to 10K+ Subscribers and Monetization in Under 6 Months
When we started working on the Catholic Christian YouTube channel in mid-2023, it had fewer than 10 subscribers and only a handful of views. With no publishing rhythm, no visual strategy, and no real brand identity, the channel had stalled out.
In this case study, I break down how we relaunched the channel and how those efforts led to 240k+ viral views, monetization in just a few months, and a thriving live audience.
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Case Study: What happens when you combine great storytelling, a strong mission, and a bold media strategy?
HERO had produced a powerful short documentary sharing the stories of parents, educators, and schools who are reimagining Christian education. But they didn’t just want views—they needed to build momentum.
The goal: Turn this film into the launchpad for a larger movement.














