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For businesses starting from scratch or ready for a refresh.

Support
For businesses that need ongoing structure and sanity.
Grow

For brands ready to expand their reach—with intention.

The FlyLady Method for Business

The FlyLady method doesn’t have to be just for cleaning your home — it’s a powerful way to simplify your business. By using small, consistent habits like shining your “sink,” clearing hotspots, and building simple routines, you can reduce overwhelm, stay organized, and create the structure your small business needs to run smoothly.

Celebrating 10 Years of JI Design and Small Business Growth

Jennifer Robinson, founder and owner of JI Design & Marketing

This month marks 10 years of JI Design—built from the ground up by a creative spark, a lot of grit, and a deep belief that small businesses deserve bold, strategic design. From Sitka to Seattle, through cancer, growth, and countless client wins, we’re still here—doing meaningful work with people we believe in.

It’s Not a Focus Problem—It’s a Bandwidth Problem

Bandwidth vs Focus | Focus requires capacity. And if you’re maxed out? It’s not about trying harder. It’s about finding space again.

If you’re constantly saying, “I just need to focus”—but no matter how hard you try, it’s not happening—you’re not lazy or broken. You’re likely dealing with something much deeper. Not a focus issue. A bandwidth one.

What Wellness Has to Do with Website Design

Jennifer Robinson recovering from Surgery in December of 2024

After walking through cancer, I had to relearn how to work in a way that didn’t cost me my health. What I found? The more I took care of myself, the better I showed up—for my business, my clients, and myself.

A Small Business Owner’s Journey to Avoiding Burnout

Starting a bake sale business with my best friend in junior high marked the beginning of my entrepreneurial journey. Things got real when my mom said we had to buy our own ingredients and closed the pantry doors to our growing business.

A Business Owners Guide To Surviving The Holidays

Business woman planning for the holidays

Despite their festive charm, surviving the holidays often becomes a battleground for small business owners. Balancing the heightened demands of customers, managing inventory, strategizing marketing campaigns, and ensuring the smooth operation of your business can be an all-consuming task. Amidst this whirlwind, taking care of your well-being can easily fall by the wayside.