Erika has owned Aught, a two-location co-working space in Knoxville for quite a while. She's made it her mission to support (specifically female-owned) local businesses and encourage them that they can define their own version of entrepreneurship and accomplish Anything At All.
Archetype: The Caregiver archetype is characterized by a deep desire to help and care for others. This is reflected in Amanda's core purpose of helping female small business owners grow and thrive, her mission of putting people first, and her core values of empathy, trust, and authenticity. The Caregiver archetype is a natural fit for a business focused on serving others and making a positive impact in their lives.
Tone of Voice: Inspiring, transparent, encouraging, joyful, and respectful.
Creative Direction: The creative and visual direction for Aught seamlessly blends modern and feminine elements with approachability. We want Aught to feel accessible and yet, elevated - prompting women in their network to engage with Aught and also begin to believe in themselves, their businesses, and their dreams. Overall, the visual direction creates a sense of honest possibility - that anything can happen in a welcoming and supportive environment.
Tone and Direction: Uplifting, Inspiring, Feminine, Joyful, Professional, Modern, Approachable
"Liberty Type Co is the kind of unicorn a small business owner dreams of - approachable yet white-glove, high-touch + affordable, efficient + very detailed. They are the very perfect mix of a design firm and a brand agency. I would recommend them to anyone and everyone - and I have!"
kickstarting your brand evolution
selling for you 24/7
differentiating you in your space
connecting you to your people
setting the perfect foundation
Watch our Creative Director, Amanda Burg, breakdown how we build cohesive brands from strategy to launch in just 3 months.
Our process is your ticket to being on-brand without breaking the bank – all under $10k.
Imagine forking out $2000-$10,000 for a strategist, $700-$2k per page for copy,
$2-10k for branding, and $5-20k for a website, all while missing out on the Liberty
Type perks—an in-house team that collaborates seamlessly, iron-clad deadlines for
on-time launches, and the tools to DIY your site edits if that's your jam.