Why Digital Marketing Is Important—And Why I Choose to Be of Service
- Tyesha Renee W.
- May 13
- 3 min read
published by Tyesha Renee on May 13, 2025

We are living in a digital era where your online presence can make or break your brand. Whether you're an artist selling your work, a local business offering services, or a nonprofit pushing for change, how you show up online impacts your reach, your relevance, and your revenue.
Digital marketing isn’t just important—it’s essential. And for those who have historically been left out of the tech conversation—especially Black-owned businesses, community elders, and grassroots creatives—it’s a necessary tool for survival, sustainability, and success.
As a multidisciplinary entrepreneur and digital strategist, I’ve seen both sides of the spectrum: thriving brands with full digital ecosystems and powerful creatives whose brilliance remains hidden because they simply don’t know where to begin. That’s where I come in—not just as a marketer, but as a bridge.
What is Digital Marketing—and Why Does It Matter?
Digital marketing includes everything from social media and websites to email marketing, SEO, e-commerce, and beyond. It’s the lifeblood of modern visibility and connection.
When you have the right digital strategy:
You’re discoverable—customers can find you 24/7
You’re credible—you look and sound like the expert you are
You’re profitable—people can book, buy, donate, or support you with ease
You’re scalable—you can grow without burning out or breaking the bank
But without it? You risk being invisible, even if your product, purpose, or performance is powerful.
And for Black-owned businesses, especially those with limited resources or access to professional branding, being invisible is a historic problem—one I’m actively helping to correct.
Why I Choose to Serve
I chose digital marketing not just as a career—but as a calling. My work is rooted in the belief that our stories, services, and souls deserve to be seen.
I serve:
Small businesses who want to stand out in a crowded market
Artists and creatives who want to build a brand, not just a following
Nonprofits who need to increase donations, visibility, and trust
Black-owned businesses who deserve equity, excellence, and elevation
Elders and legacy-builders who want to stay relevant and leave their mark
Too often, I’ve watched our elders shy away from technology—not because they don’t want to learn, but because no one’s taken the time to explain it in a way that honors their wisdom. I’ve witnessed Black entrepreneurs with world-class products struggle to gain traction online simply because they didn’t have the tools or guidance to create a digital presence. And I’ve seen artists drown in the algorithm, unsure of how to market themselves authentically without burning out.
This is why I do what I do.

I Am the Bridge
I call myself a bridge because that’s exactly what I’ve become. I connect the old with the new, the analog with the digital, the visionary with the technical. I make it simple for people to take what they already have—a mission, a gift, a product—and show up like the powerhouse they are in the online space.
Sometimes I’m building websites. Sometimes I’m writing copy, crafting strategy, or designing full brand systems. Other times, I’m holding space for clients to dream bigger, take ownership of their genius, and learn to trust themselves with the tools of the future.
I don’t just offer services—I offer transformation.
Serving With Strategy (And Making Money With Integrity)
Let’s be clear: digital marketing is not just about passion—it’s also about profit. I believe that we can do good work and make good money. That we can honor our community and still scale with confidence.
The businesses and organizations I work with don’t just walk away with a logo or a social media plan. They walk away with:
A renewed sense of purpose
A clear path to revenue
A digital presence that reflects who they truly are
In return, I get to build a sustainable business doing what I love while empowering others to thrive. I get to grow a network of powerful, culturally connected brands. And I get to ensure that those often left behind by tech trends don’t just catch up—but move forward with confidence.
Final Thoughts: Visibility is Power
Digital marketing matters because visibility is power. If you can't be found, you can't grow. If you can't tell your story online, someone else will tell it for you—or worse, it won’t be told at all.
I’m here to change that.
I’m here for the small business owners who wear every hat. For the artists who want to be seen without selling out. For the nonprofits making a difference with limited resources. For the elders with wisdom that deserves to be archived and amplified.
And most importantly, I’m here for us—the dreamers, the doers, the disrupters—ready to show the world what we’ve always known: we are worthy of success, sustainability, and visibility in every space, including the digital one.
Comments