Marketing That Moves People

and Your Mission Forward.

Welcome!
I’m Aljolynn Sperber.

I’m a marketing consultant and entrepreneur passionate about collaborating and working with social impact organizations and companies.

About Aljolynn

Aljolynn Sperber is a strategic marketer and tourism leader known for turning complex goals into clear, actionable plans that drive real results. As Executive Director of Visit Kitsap Peninsula, she leads high-impact campaigns, strengthens community partnerships, and elevates regional storytelling. With a background in agency leadership, brand launches, influencer marketing, and crisis communications, Aljolynn brings both big-picture strategy and hands-on execution. She has guided national campaigns, built inclusive brands, and coached teams into alignment. Warm, collaborative, and data-informed, Aljolynn helps organizations clarify their message, streamline their marketing, and create meaningful engagement that actually moves the needle.

Starting January 1st, I’m opening spots for new clients for the following services:

  • 90-Day Marketing Strategy + Execution Plans

  • Marketing Team Workshops to get your team in sync

  • Monthly Marketing Coaching

  • Workshops on how to work with content creators, influencers, and press

If you want 2026 to feel aligned, intentional, and actually doable, let’s get started!

👉Email me at ally@aljolynnsperber.com.

Areas of Expertise

Marketing Strategy & Leadership

  • Brand Strategy & Positioning

  • 90-Day Marketing Roadmaps

  • Campaign Development

  • Crisis Communications

  • Team Management & Coaching

  • Performance & Talent Development

  • Cross-Functional Leadership

Digital & Content Marketing

  • Social Media Strategy & Management

  • Email & SMS Marketing

  • Content Strategy & Copywriting

  • Blogging & Editorial Direction

  • Content Management & Optimization

  • CRM Strategy & Customer Journey Mapping

Growth, Visibility & Engagement

  • Influencer & Creator Marketing

  • Media Relations & Public Relations

  • Community Building & Audience Engagement

  • Promotions & Sweepstakes Campaigns

  • Product Launches (Domestic & International)

  • Fundraising & Cause-Driven Campaigns

Client & Customer Experience

  • Client Relations & Retention

  • Customer Service Systems

  • Public Speaking & Workshops

  • Marketing Automation & Personalization

 

Clients

Marketing Strategy:

  • Empower K12

  • 228 Accelerator

  • Learning Motherhood

  • Collaborate Consulting

  • Dan Weedin

  • Kristin Alvarado Designs

Integrated Marketing:

  • The Agenda Period.

  • Kaya Packaging

  • Empowered Cookie

  • Rebel Green

Website Setup:

  • Crabtree Group, LLC

  • The Femtech Salon

  • My Comma

Content Marketing:

  • Indigo Plum, Poulsbo

  • Trash Transporter

  • Greater Kitsap Chamber of Commerce

  • Kitsap Economic Development Alliance

Public Relations

  • City Year Milwaukee

  • My Comma (formerly Lady Box)

  • Voices of Pacific Island Nations

Advisory Roles

  • Kitsap Community Foundation Board Member

  • Washington State Destination Marketing Organization Board Member

  • Poulsbo Film Festival Foundation Board Member

  • Pacific Science Center Associate Board Member

  • Tideland Magazine Advisory Board Member

  • Creative Mornings Kitsap Volunteer

Previous Agency Experience

  • Baby Trend

  • Cleanlogic

  • EVA Air

  • FreshPet

  • Hidden Iceland

  • Kingston Technology

  • Royal Norwegian Consulate General

  • Travel & Adventure Show

  • Women President's Organization

  • WaterAid America

  • Yo Sperm Test

Is Poulsbo too cute?

Poulsbo, WA aka “Little Norway” is known as a cute, kitschy waterfront town located on the north-end of the Kitsap Peninsula.

To help the town stand out, we collaborate with the Poulsbo Film Festival to find a talented film producer to incorporate commercial appeal with cinematic storytelling.

The Result

The “Too Cute to Be Real” campaign proved that humor drives real tourism impact. In its first month, it generated 55K+ views, doubled visitor days, and sparked $186K in estimated economic impact with a $11.67:1 ROAS (and still counting). Audiences were 7x more likely to visit, demonstrating the power of authentic, community-rooted storytelling.

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