A complete year of small-business marketing. 52 weekly blog posts. 12 newsletters. 200+ social posts. Sample website. Audience research. Working review workflow. All built end-to-end as a worked example of what a real Jerry's Content Workshop engagement delivers.
One disclosure, then we move on. Willie's Surfboard Wax doesn't exist. Kai Holokai isn't a real person. Puka Cove is not on any map. Three reasons we did it this way:
Beyond this note, the rest of the site reads as if Willie's were real, because the process is. Same depth of strategy, same length of content, same audit trail of decisions. Click around and judge it on its work.
| Brand Name | Willie's Surfboard Wax |
|---|---|
| Tagline | Rider Made, Four Paw Approved. |
| Owner | Kai Holokai — North Shore native, Puka Cove garage wax-maker |
| Mascot | Willie — a chihuahua who rides a longboard |
| Address | 420 Pacific Coast Hwy, Puka Cove, CA 92099 |
| Product Line | 4 water-temp bars (Cold / Cool / Warm / Tropical) + Base Coat + Willie's Pick (limited) |
| Positioning | Small-batch California garage brand. Plant-based. Plastic-free wrappers. Eco-leaning indie alternative to Sex Wax / Sticky Bumps. |
| Aesthetic | 1960s Hawaiian surf shack — weathered wood, hand-painted signs, sun-faded paint, vintage tiki |
| Voice | First-person from Kai. Dry humor. Beach-direct. Willie has takes (occasional all-caps outbursts). |