Building Systems, Exploring AI, and Curating the Past.
Hi, I’m Jessica. I’m a fractional e-commerce strategist, AI tool builder, and the founder of VintageReveries. I specialize in complex email automations, data architecture, and cross-platform growth—so you don’t have to.
✨ Read My Musings
✨ See My Portfolio
Fractional Consulting & Collaborations
I occasionally take on fractional, almost-in-house roles acting as a “one-person marketing department” for small, dynamic teams. My zone of genius is building sustainable systems, not feeding the content beast.
What I Do: Advanced email automation, cross-platform content strategy, team efficiency coaching, and technical SEO.
What I Don’t Do: Social media content creation. I will guide your strategy and recycle evergreen content, but I do not spend my days editing Reels or creating daily posts.
Let’s connect about a project
Currently Building:
My Blog
Latest Thoughts & Field Notes
Help Me Find the Best Free AI for the Computer You Already Have
What’s the best AI you can run on the computer you already own? Inspired by the digital divide I saw in St. Louis, I’m sharing a public experiment to test local models, budget laptops and affordable AI tools—and inviting you to help.
My First Novel Is Out, and It Started With Mushrooms I Didn’t Mean to Take
My first novel, Hold Without Taking, is out. It began with psilocybin I ordered by accident, a question about what a monkey puzzle tree might remember 800 years from now, and a boy named Kevin who had Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Here’s the honest story, including how I made it with BookyAI.
Yes, You Can Write a Book on an 8 GB Laptop. Bring Patience.
Can a budget laptop write an AI-generated novel? My 8 GB ASUS finished a 30-chapter draft after five days and twelve attempts. Here’s what the hardware changed, what BookyAI’s update fixed, and why low repetition doesn’t mean good writing.
Type.ai Review: A Friendly AI Writing Workspace That Keeps You in Charge
Type.ai gave me a free account to review. I ran a 30-chapter novel, a public-domain classic and a children’s story through it, then checked its continuity claims against ChatGPT and AutoCrit. Here’s what I liked, what it missed, and who I think it’s really for.