About Shae Haus
I lead with honesty, efficiency, and respect for your time. We'll work as partners,
but I’ll handle the heavy lifting so you can focus on what matters most.
Meet Daphne
My path into marketing started long before I knew it was a career. At ten, I was making random YouTube videos, planning content, editing, and figuring out how to get people to actually watch.
In high school, a teacher spotted my knack for persuasive writing and nudged me toward marketing in college. Fast forward four years, and now I help businesses show up online with smart strategies across SEO, social, paid ads, and more.
As for Shae Haus, Shae’s my middle name. Only people you know well and trust tend to know your middle name, so naming my business after it felt like a nod to building a relationship based on trust, transparency, and real partnership.
Outside of work, I’m hanging out with my golden retriever, Gigi, and running around Chicago with my friends. I like trying new workout classes, losing at pickleball, sewing new projects, or getting lost in a fantasy novel. Travel is also what keeps me inspired, so I'm always planning my next trip!
What I Value
Your goals come first
I prioritize what’s best for your business, not my bottom line.​
Helping, not overwhelming
My job is to lighten your load so you can focus elsewhere.
Straightforward advice​
I share my honest opinion, even if it’s not what you expected.​
Backed by experience​
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Every recommendation is rooted in what I’ve seen work.​
Who I Work With
While I’m open to working with just about anyone, my sweet spot is small businesses and agencies who need a dependable partner to keep their marketing running without drama. I team up with agencies as their go-to backup, making sure projects don’t stall and strategies actually get executed. On the small business side, I’ve helped everyone from a wine app startup to a boutique travel agency, and even a company in the Netherlands trying to break into the U.S. market.
What you sell isn’t my priority. I’m confident my skills and adaptability can help you reach your goals no matter what. What really matters is that the partnership is a good fit, based on mutual respect, and that we’re both willing to collaborate to make the work better.