why seven mornings exists

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Hey! I'm Bri, first-gen Haitian American from Miami, FL and Founder of Seven Mornings.

I spent ten years leading social for brands like NerdWallet and Subway, ran Super Bowl campaigns, and worked with talent like Serena Williams and Steph Curry — generating millions in revenue and engagement.

Here's what all those years taught me: the difference between content people scroll past and content that drives results isn't budget or follower count. It's connection.

I started Seven Mornings to take everything I learned at the global level and hand it to growing brands building something real — with great products, customers ready to listen, and the appetite to take risks — but no clear path to consistent growth.

We exist to make good brands, run by good people, profitable.

organic social isn’t dead.

Our philosophy?

It's misunderstood.

Instagram has the highest ROI for social selling. TikTok drives 55% of impulse purchases.

The platforms work — but only if you build for outcomes.

We anchor every content pillar to a business result: attract, nurture, and convert. We work from our Social Selling System, rooted in consumer behavior and culture. We track what drives sales, not just what looks good in feed.

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