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I knew I wanted to shift toward fashion and personal branding but I was not sure how to make that change without losing what I had already built. So I kept creating and sat with it for a while.

In June 2025 I made the move. I added one digital marketing post per week. One post. Same cadence. Just a new direction layered in.

The engagement on those posts was lower. It was noticeable and honestly it was uncomfortable. But I had made a commitment to give it time and I kept going.

Here is what I want you to know about making a content shift.

There will be a dip. That is not a sign to stop. That is just the algorithm and your audience catching up to where you are going. You have to decide before you start how long you are going to commit to the change. Because if you abandon the plan after one week because the numbers scared you, you will never know what was on the other side.

What was on the other side for me was people using my content in their businesses. Followers coming in specifically because of the digital marketing posts. Real feedback from real people telling me it was helping them.

And the newsletters. Shifting my newsletters to match the digital focus has been the biggest benefit of the entire change. Getting that content straight into someone’s inbox is a different kind of connection than a post in a feed.

Create content that is consistent with what is actually happening in your life and your business. Your community will shift and grow with you.

But only if you give them something real to find.

Save this for the next time you are afraid to make a change.

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Yesterday I sat down for a meeting about a holiday Yesterday I sat down for a meeting about a holiday collaboration (PS I am so excited to show y’all!)

It is August and that is not early. That is right on time.

Most people start thinking about holiday content in October. By then you have already missed brand collab deadlines, photographer availability, and Pinterest’s content window. The creators and small businesses that win the holiday season start planning now.

Here is what your August should look like:

-Pitch brands you want to work with — they are finalizing budgets right now
-Book your holiday shoot — photographers fill up fast in the fall
-Get your Halloween content on Pinterest — it needs 60 days to develop, that window is now
-Start mapping your anchor dates and working backwards

The collab I met about yesterday has a hard deadline of October 7th. That is 2.5 months before Christmas. Paid collabs have a process: outreach, contracts, approvals, posting. There is no rushing that timeline.

And here is something most people do not think about. Online buying starts plateauing around December 15th. If you are an affiliate seller or an online business your sales need to happen before that date. Local businesses have a little more runway but do not rely on it.

Christmas content needs to be on Pinterest no later than October.

Your holiday shoot needs to happen in September.
Your brand pitches need to go out now.

The holiday season is closer than you think.

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Fashion · October 6, 2017

Big Daddy Stylist – The Week I let my Husband Pick Out My Outfits

A few weeks ago I saw an article online about a blogger who let her husband pick out her outfits for a week.  I shared the article on my Facebook and immediately had people asking us to do the same.  I asked Big Daddy what he thought and as always he was game.

I really thought he would immediately reach for the dresses because they are kind of an all in one outfit.  I was surprised that he only picked a dress one day.  The other days he chose a top and bottom, shoes and accessories.  It was fun to see how much time he put into picking things out.  I have a pretty big wardrobe as you can imagine so he really took time looking through everything I had before he picked something out.  He also asked me each day what I was doing and where I would be going so that he knew what I needed.  Overall with the exception of a few items he picked things that I would wear in my regular life.

Through the week I noticed two trends.  He really likes me in pink, wearing booties and my black shorts are his favorite.  We didn’t make it the full seven days but we did make it six so here is a review…

Day One

Day one I was going to run errands but nothing major.  I was shocked he chose jeans for me but he said he loves these jeans, didn’t know that.  He also said he had been wanting me to wear these booties so that was why he paired them with the jeans.  The top he picked because he liked pink.

Top (similar) // Jeans // Booties

 

Day Two

Day Two I was going on a playdate with the boys to the park.  He picked this camo top with a pair of shorts I never would have put it with but they totally worked together.  He has also been into me wearing sneakers so he picked my new platform olive satin ones.

Top // Shorts (similar) // Shoes

 

Day Three

Day three we were going to church and then to brunch and then I was hosting a trunk show at my house for Golden Lily.  Honestly I was slightly scared this day because I had no clue what he was going to pick.  I have to say he did well.  I gave him a little direction when he asked on the shoes but the rest is all him.  Including the necklace that I would have never have picked.

Dress // Shoes (similar) // Necklace

 

Day Four

Day four I had a busy morning.  I was having brunch with a friend before she had her baby and then I was going straight to the gym.  He looked confused on what to do at first and picked out the tank and motos for me to wear.  Then he added the tee on top and the slip on sneakers.  He also put my gym shoes in my purse so I could change shoes before my class.

Top (similar) // Motos // Tank // Sneakers

 

Day Five

Day five I was going to Peyton’s school to help his class during centers.  He picked this because he knew I would be up and down a lot and dealing with the kids.  The jeans were new but he liked the color and the shirt is one of his favorites because he actually bought it for me from Denim Bar a few months ago.  The shoes were also a choice I probably wouldn’t have made but I loved the way they looked plus I discovered how comfortable they are.

Top // Jeans // Shoes // Necklace

 

Day Six

Day six was our last day.  I was going to work on a project with a local artist for a blog piece I am writing for Northshore Parent.  He thought the shirt would be funny and paired it with some of my high waist shorts, you know because it’s still 90 degrees here.  The shoes just seemed to make the outfit he said.

Shirt // Shorts // Shoes

As a wife it was nice for me to see how my husband sees me.  He definitely put me in things that were comfortable but it let me see what he thinks I really look sexiest in.  Each day it was fun for us to talk about it and if I had gotten any compliments when I was out I public.  He was ready to be done by the time the week was over but it was fun while it lasted.

XO,

Tippy

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Things I want to wear this fall. In no particular Things I want to wear this fall. In no particular order.
In early 2024 I rebranded from We Five Kings to Ti In early 2024 I rebranded from We Five Kings to Tiffany King Creative.

I knew I wanted to shift toward fashion and personal branding but I was not sure how to make that change without losing what I had already built. So I kept creating and sat with it for a while.

In June 2025 I made the move. I added one digital marketing post per week. One post. Same cadence. Just a new direction layered in.

The engagement on those posts was lower. It was noticeable and honestly it was uncomfortable. But I had made a commitment to give it time and I kept going.

Here is what I want you to know about making a content shift.

There will be a dip. That is not a sign to stop. That is just the algorithm and your audience catching up to where you are going. You have to decide before you start how long you are going to commit to the change. Because if you abandon the plan after one week because the numbers scared you, you will never know what was on the other side.

What was on the other side for me was people using my content in their businesses. Followers coming in specifically because of the digital marketing posts. Real feedback from real people telling me it was helping them.

And the newsletters. Shifting my newsletters to match the digital focus has been the biggest benefit of the entire change. Getting that content straight into someone’s inbox is a different kind of connection than a post in a feed.

Create content that is consistent with what is actually happening in your life and your business. Your community will shift and grow with you.

But only if you give them something real to find.

Save this for the next time you are afraid to make a change.

Follow for more digital strategy tips every Tuesday.
That is what I am here for.
@synskinaesthetics keeps me looking like I don’t n @synskinaesthetics keeps me looking like I don’t need Botox.
G’s move in silence like lasagne. G’s move in silence like lasagne.
Content fatigue? No worries. I have ideas 💡 Content fatigue?  No worries. I have ideas 💡
We made it thru the summer. Now let’s get lunch. We made it thru the summer. Now let’s get lunch.
Summer boys are my favorite but god am I glad they Summer boys are my favorite but god am I glad they are going back to school. There have consistently been between 5 and 7 kids here all summer (I only have three for reference). My bank account can no longer afford the grocery bill. Back to school you all go.
Yesterday I sat down for a meeting about a holiday Yesterday I sat down for a meeting about a holiday collaboration (PS I am so excited to show y’all!)

It is August and that is not early. That is right on time.

Most people start thinking about holiday content in October. By then you have already missed brand collab deadlines, photographer availability, and Pinterest’s content window. The creators and small businesses that win the holiday season start planning now.

Here is what your August should look like:

-Pitch brands you want to work with — they are finalizing budgets right now
-Book your holiday shoot — photographers fill up fast in the fall
-Get your Halloween content on Pinterest — it needs 60 days to develop, that window is now
-Start mapping your anchor dates and working backwards

The collab I met about yesterday has a hard deadline of October 7th. That is 2.5 months before Christmas. Paid collabs have a process: outreach, contracts, approvals, posting. There is no rushing that timeline.

And here is something most people do not think about. Online buying starts plateauing around December 15th. If you are an affiliate seller or an online business your sales need to happen before that date. Local businesses have a little more runway but do not rely on it.

Christmas content needs to be on Pinterest no later than October.

Your holiday shoot needs to happen in September.
Your brand pitches need to go out now.

The holiday season is closer than you think.

Save this and open your calendar today.
Follow for more digital strategy tips every Tuesday.
That is what I am here for.
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