Nikki Beasley

I’ve been helping small business owners rework and reshape their websites since 2010, first informally, then as a business coach, and now through Revamp Project Studio. Over time, what started as a side gig became the core of my work. I work with experienced freelancers, service providers, and small e-commerce brands who are shifting, streamlining, or growing, and need their website to reflect those changes. What clients come to me for: – Clarifying their offers – Streamlining structure and navigation – Updating copy and messaging – Migrating to new platforms – Simplifying tools and integrations Each project starts with a strategy session (The Catalyst) and moves into implementation (The Launchpad), with optional ongoing support. My work is collaborative, strategic, and grounded in real-world experience, not theory. No hype. Just what works.

I worked one-on-one with small business owners during key transitions. What started as strategic coaching often turned into hands-on support. Clients needed help getting things done, not just thinking them through. That work, originally offered under the name Stick8, evolved into what’s now Revamp Project Studio.

I built and ran a modern e-commerce gifting business serving individuals and companies across Canada and the U.S. We offered gourmet, all-natural options tailored for wellness, dietary needs, and corporate occasions delivered in sleek, reusable packaging that stood out from the usual gift basket crowd. Clients came for the custom experience and sleek presentation, and stayed for the care.

Took a life long hobby of catering for friends and family, got Certified at Liaison College of Culinary Arts then created a company that provided customized meal plans and in home chef service for busy families and special events.

Oversaw post production on episodic television and feature films, managing the schedules, budgets, and logistics that kept complex creative projects moving. Coordinated between editors, sound teams, VFX studios, composers, directors and producers to ensure every piece came together smoothly for final delivery. Credits include Relic Hunter, Johnny Mnemonic, and Maximum Risk.

Started as a makeup artist and quickly moved into special effects, building props and rigging gags for episodic television and feature films. Worked on shows like Friday the 13th: The Series, where we set things on fire (on purpose) and made it snow in July. Good times! Four years in, I transitioned into project coordination, managing the planning, prep, and crew behind practical effects across productions.