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10/07/2026

Okay. The data is in.

During our month without talking-head content, inquiries dropped.

Not everything changed; we kept the same posting schedule, the same level of effort, and the same focus on creating good content.

The biggest change was that we stopped putting a real person on camera.

But the experiment reminded us of something we already knew on some level:

People want to see the person behind the business.
They want to hear how you think. See your personality. Get a sense of who they’re actually going to be working with.

B-roll can show what you do. Graphics can explain what you offer.

But your face creates a different kind of connection.
And that matters when someone is deciding whether they trust you enough to reach out.

So if you’ve been avoiding the camera because you think your business can be marketed without ever showing up as the person behind it...

Maybe it can. Our data says there’s something you lose when you disappear completely.

Data doesn’t always tell you what you want to hear. Sometimes it tells you what you need to know.

10/06/2026

We did something a little uncomfortable last month.

We stopped talking.

For an entire thirty days we pulled all talking head content from the TJC account. No sitting down to camera. No Tacye speaking directly to you. No explaining what we do or why it matters.

On purpose.

Everyone has an opinion about talking head content right now. It converts. It is dead. You need a hook in the first half second. You need to do it this way. You need to stop doing it that way. And honestly I got tired of building a strategy around what everyone says should work without actually knowing what works for us.

So we ran the experiment ourselves.

We watched the numbers. We watched the engagement. We paid attention to what happened when the face behind the business went quiet for a month.

And the results were not exactly what I expected. But now we have some actual date to work with...

More on that soon.

10/05/2026

Everyone wants the viral post.

The reel that takes off with thousands of views and a sudden flood of followers. But one viral moment is not a content strategy.

Trust is built through repetition.

People need to see you more than once. Hear what you have to say. Understand what you do and remember you when they actually need what you offer.

That’s why consistency matters more than chasing the one big moment.

The founders who are building steady, sustainable businesses aren’t always the ones going viral. They’re the ones who keep showing up.

You don’t need a moment, you need a rhythm.

10/04/2026

Q3 is officially closed.

Which means we’re sitting down with the real numbers and asking a lot more than “How many likes did this get?”

We’re looking at what actually built trust. What made people stop and pay attention. What content created meaningful engagement. What brought the right people into the conversation.

A post performing well doesn’t automatically mean it did its job, and one with lower numbers doesn’t automatically mean it failed.

The question to ask is: what did this content do for the business?

That’s what shapes our Q4 strategy.

It’s not what everyone else is doing and not what we think should work. It’s what we just learned.

Every quarter gives us more information about what your audience responds to, what they need to hear, and where the strategy needs to shift.

That’s how we plan.

Q4 isn’t starting from scratch, but instead from data.

If you’re heading into Q4 without a clear picture of what your content is doing for your business, maybe it’s time for a strategy conversation.

10/03/2026

A posting schedule and a content strategy are not the same thing.

A calendar tells you when to post. A strategy tells you what to say, why it matters, and where the conversation is going.

A real rollout plan starts before the first post.

What does your audience need to understand?
What do they need to believe?
What questions are they asking?
What needs to happen before they’re ready to say yes?

Then you work backwards.

One piece introduces the problem. Another builds trust. Another answers the question they’ve been sitting with. Another gives them a reason to take the next step.

Random posts can fill a feed, but content that builds on itself creates momentum.

That’s what strategy actually looks like.

It’s not just a calendar, but a conversation over time.

This is exactly why we built the Blueprint. Knowing what to post is one thing, but knowing what the content is actually building toward is a completely different conversation.

10/02/2026

Starting a business changes more than what you do.

It changes who you are. You outgrow old versions of yourself. You become more comfortable making decisions, taking up space, and trusting your instincts.

And then eventually, you have to let that new version of you be seen.

Which is why showing up online can feel so uncomfortable. It was never really about Instagram. It’s about being visible as someone you’re still becoming.

You don’t need to have it all figured out.

You just need to be willing to show up as who you are now.

10/01/2026

I used to think the job was knowing everything.

TJC taught me otherwise. The more we have grown the more I have realised that listening is a skill most people underestimate and almost nobody talks about. Not passive listening. The kind that actually changes what you build next.

Some of the best decisions we have made for this agency did not come from a course or a framework. They came from a client saying something quietly at the end of a call that I almost missed.

We listen to what they actually need, what isn’t working, and what they’re trying to say but haven’t quite found the words for yet.

That has changed the way I lead; I’ve learned that sometimes the best thing you can bring into a room isn’t an answer, but a listening ear.

That’s something our clients can expect from us in this season of TJC: less assumption, more listening, and a team that is genuinely paying attention.

09/30/2026

Today is a day to remember.

We honour the children who never came home, the Survivors who continue to carry the impacts of residential schools, and the families and communities who have carried these truths for generations.

Truth and Reconciliation Day asks us to listen, remember, and acknowledge what happened.

Today, we remember the children, and we hold space for the stories, grief, resilience, and truth of Indigenous peoples.

May we continue listening, learning, and doing the work beyond today.

09/24/2026

We said Fraser Valley agency. We did not say Fraser Valley only. 😏

We’re founded in Chilliwack by a team of women who genuinely love what they do. TJC has grown, our team has grown, and the work keeps taking us into new spaces, but the foundation remains.

But the work? The work goes wherever it needs to go. Across BC, across Canada, and yes, INTERNATIONAL.

Home base is the Fraser Valley. The reach is everywhere.

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