Ai’sha Miah-Gordon has set Atlanta’s creative scene ablaze. Nestled in the heart of Decatur, the powerhouse has transformed her space into the ultimate content creation hub, aptly named House of Content. More than just a studio, it’s a dynamic environment where entrepreneurs and creators can bring their visions to life. From curated photo sets to personalized photography services, Ai’sha is not only elevating her own brand but also empowering others to do the same. Through her dedication to quality and community, she’s helping other boss babes rise while building a legacy of her own.
What core values guide your business practices and interactions with clients at House of Content?
Ai’sha: I always try my best to provide excellent customer service. People always remember how you make them feel and I believe that is the best form of advertisement. Word of mouth.
In what ways do you empower other women and entrepreneurs through your work and the services you offer?
Ai’sha: When my clients come into the studio, I like to help build their self-esteem from a lens perspective, which is ultimately displayed to their client base via social media and other forms of advertising.
Can you share the vision you had for House of Content when you first started and how it has evolved since then?
Ai’sha: My initial vision was to help my branding clients have a space that they can create continuous content which then in return being a space for not just my clients but other business owners and content creators as well. I have met so many wonderful people on this journey.
What have been the most important lessons you’ve learned since starting House of Content?
Ai’sha: One of the most important lessons I have learned is that you must stay consistent. Your audience depends on you. As the “people” say it takes someone seven times to see your business before they take action.
What are some of the most memorable successes or milestones you’ve achieved with House of Content?
Ai’sha: One of my most memorable photoshoots is when I had a lady come to the studio to do her “Getting back to me” shoot. She had recently divorced her abusive husband and lost 50 pounds. At the end of her shoot I showed her the pictures from the session and she broke down crying. She even had me in tears. It’s moments like those that let me know that I am walking in my purpose!
How do you manage the balance between running the business side of House of Content and maintaining your creative passion?
Ai’sha: For me it’s actually pretty easy. I have had other businesses in the past, and I just used those same formulas for the business side, which actually gives me more time to be creative. When you do what you love it doesn’t seem like work!
What are your long-term goals for House of Content, and what new projects or expansions are you excited about?
Ai’sha: I eventually would like to purchase an actual house so that I can officially be “House of Content ATL”. I am currently working on some new set designs at the studio to keep things fresh.
What advice do you have for aspiring “boss babes” who want to follow in your footsteps?
Ai’sha: Keep going, and don’t give up. Be comfortable with not being comfortable. Also, be okay with not being everyone’s cup of tea. Last but not least, Keep God First!
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