Turn your social into your most powerful sales page.

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Social media, reimagined. We turn your ideas into content that converts. Strategy-first, design-forward, and rooted in your brand’s energy.

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Social Media Strategy

Your brand’s playbook: voice, visuals, templates, and a content system built to convert.

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Social Media Management

Calendars, captions, asset curation, and optimization. Content and strategy you can count on, month after month.

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Brand Glow-Up

Perfect for brands that need visual refreshment without a full rebrand.

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Featured Work

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Featured Work ✹

Jeff Selingo

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RESULTS

Social Media Branding Strategy + Social Media Management

Book launch + thought leadership content

Pre-sold 10,000+ copies of Dream School in pre-launch

Landed on the New York Times Best Seller list

Built a consistent editorial presence across platforms

Multiplied content saves and shares

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Catherine Price

Social Media Management

Book launch + phone-free movement content

RESULTS

Successfully launched 2 books with full social strategy support

Doubled average saves per post through recurring content series

Grew her Substack readership directly from Instagram funnels

Expanded visibility with national press appearances tied to campaigns

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Vick Photography

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Social Media Management

Elevated branding presence

RESULTS

Transformed Instagram accounts into a luxury-level digital storefront

Increased high-end inquiries + vendor referrals

Drove social support that led to Minnesota Bride Best Destination Wedding Photographer

Promoted a successful write-in campaign that secured Edina Magazine Photographer of the Year

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✹ How We Work ✹

  • Listen

    We mirror your energy and goals.

  • Shape

    Strategy, voice, content buckets, templates.

  • Shine

    Build a high-performing social channels that behave like a website.

  • Scale

    Iterate with data, expand formats, grow revenue.

Strategy with a Soul

Strategy with a Soul

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Meet Whitney, founder of Cosmic Creative Co., where strategy meets creative direction to build brands that look beautiful and perform even better.

Work With Me

  • “Hiring Whitney was like upgrading from a flip phone to an iPhone. Suddenly our Instagram made sense, leads actually started coming in, and people finally understood what we’re about. It’s like the internet woke up and noticed us.”

    — Andrew V., Owner of Vick Photography

  • “Your work resonates so deeply with me. I’m so grateful to continue working with you! Thank you for your authenticity, expertise and always bringing positive energy to our work together.”

    — Bryce K., CEO of BPK Agency

  • “Everything you do is INSANELY brilliant! And top class.”

    — Sonny L., CEO + Founder of Snap To Match

  • “I got emotional! I appreciate how in-depth you go. You are exactly what I’ve been missing. I’m so excited to work with you!”

    — Sarah W., Owner of Sarah Jane Salon

  • “I absolutely love and resonate with so many things! You are beyond gifted!!!”

    — Michelle M., Founder of Sacred Flow

✦ Galaxies We’ve Shaped ✦

  • Book cover titled 'How to Break Up with Your Phone' by Catherine Price, featuring a woman with dark hair, smiling, wearing a dark shirt and necklace, with a colorful background and decorative elements.
  • Logo for the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative with text in black and a small red circular icon.
  • The logo features the name "Jeff Selingo" with "Jeff" in blue and "Selingo" in black text.
  • Logo with the words Outliers Digital on a purple background with a yellow speech bubble.
  • The text 'VICK PHOTOGRAPHY' written in green on a white background.
  • Illustration of a person in a meditative yoga pose with chakras along the spine, surrounded by stars, and the text 'Sacred Flow' underneath.
  • Kaleido Consulting & Wellness logo with a geometric design on the left and the company name in black and blue text.
  • A woman with long dark hair, earrings, a necklace, and makeup, smiling at a red background with gold decorations.
  • Logo featuring a stylized blue letter 'M' next to the name 'Matt Norman' in gray text.
  • Logo of Carr Consulting featuring a ladybug icon above the company name.
  • Illustration of a landscape featuring a large brown bear head silhouette, with trees, plants, and water, under a night sky with a crescent moon and stars, and text that reads "ten thousand takes photography."
  • Black background with the white text 'SNAP TO MATCH' and a camera shutter icon above the text.
  • Cover of a book titled 'Digital for Good' by Richard Cullata, featuring a man in a business suit and icons representing social media and digital communication.
  • This image features the name "Sarah Jane Salon" written in elegant black script font on a white background.
  • Vick Studios logo with green and gray text on a white background.

Every brand needs a plan that feels aligned.

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