SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGIST & CONTENT CREATOR

Ideas with direction.
Content with
character.

I plan, create, and manage social content for clients. From the first idea to the final post.

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STRATEGY MEETS CREATIVE

Thoughtful planning.
Hands-on making.

01 / SELECTED WORK

A few things I’ve made.

A first look at strategy, content, and creative execution.

01 / PROJECT PLACEHOLDER

Sample campaign launch cover with overlapping geometric shapes and an editorial headline.

Campaign launch

Strategy · Content creation

An illustrative campaign brings a central message into a small set of launch visuals. This sample shows how a cover, supporting artwork, and a short writeup can introduce a project without claiming client work or measured results.

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02 / PROJECT PLACEHOLDER

Sample content series cover with overlapping geometric shapes and an editorial headline.

Content series

Planning · Social management

A sample content series explores a repeatable visual structure for related posts. Three gallery images demonstrate how an author can order the work, explain each image, and describe the thinking behind a consistent series.

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03 / PROJECT PLACEHOLDER

Sample brand storytelling cover with overlapping geometric shapes and an editorial headline.

Brand storytelling

Copy · Visual content

An illustrative storytelling project brings copy and visual direction together around everyday moments. Six gallery images show the largest supported collection, with individual captions and descriptions that help readers follow the sequence.

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Sample projects show the content format. Real project details will replace these examples.

02 / WHAT I DO

From the plan to the post.

01

Plan the direction

Content strategy
Campaign planning

TOOLS & PLATFORMS

Planning
Notion · Trello · Google Sheets

02

Make the content

Writing & visual content
Creative production

TOOLS & PLATFORMS

Design
Canva · Photoshop · Illustrator
Video
CapCut · Premiere Pro

03

Manage the presence

Scheduling & community
Reporting & refinement

TOOLS & PLATFORMS

Publishing
Meta Business Suite · Buffer · Hootsuite
Reporting
Platform insights · Google Analytics

03 / HOW I WORK

A simple process.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Get clear on your brand, audience, and what the content needs to achieve.

    • Audience & goals
    • Brand voice
    • Existing content
  2. 02

    Plan

    Turn those priorities into a focused content plan.

    • Content pillars
    • Campaign ideas
    • Content calendar
  3. 03

    Create

    Make the words and visuals that bring the plan to life.

    • Copywriting
    • Visual content
    • Platform-ready assets
  4. 04

    Client feedback / review

    Review drafts together and refine the work before it goes live.

    • Draft review
    • Client feedback
    • Revisions & approval
  5. 05

    Publish & refine

    Prepare approved content for publishing and fine-tune it for each platform.

    • Scheduling
    • Captions & formatting
    • Platform checks
  6. 06

    Monitor

    Track how content performs and use those insights to guide what comes next.

    • Performance tracking
    • Community response
    • Reporting & next steps

04 / ABOUT

Sample fabric swatch, line drawing, and abstract painting.
SEWING / DRAWING / PAINTING

A creative practice,
beyond the feed.

[Add a short introduction about your approach to planning and making content, and your creative interests.]

EDUCATION

[College / qualification]

EXPERIENCE

[Role / organization]

01 / PROJECT PLACEHOLDER

Campaign launch

Strategy · Content creation

An illustrative campaign brings a central message into a small set of launch visuals. This sample shows how a cover, supporting artwork, and a short writeup can introduce a project without claiming client work or measured results.

Goal

The sample explores how a campaign could present one idea clearly across a launch announcement and supporting posts. Its purpose is to demonstrate the portfolio format, including image descriptions and a concise account of the work. It is not a commissioned campaign.

My role

This is a format example rather than a record of personal client contributions. For a real project, this section should explain the author’s responsibilities, the deliverables they handled, and any collaborators whose work appears in the gallery. Replace these notes with specific, accurate contributions.

Approach

The illustrated layout pairs a short headline with simple geometric forms. A square cover gives the homepage a consistent shape, while a separate landscape image offers more space to inspect the composition. The same message and restrained palette connect the two views.

Outcome

The example delivers a complete portfolio entry with artwork, captions, and supporting text. There are no performance figures or client results to report. When real work replaces this entry, describe the delivered material or a supported observation, and leave out results that cannot be verified.

02 / PROJECT PLACEHOLDER

Content series

Planning · Social management

A sample content series explores a repeatable visual structure for related posts. Three gallery images demonstrate how an author can order the work, explain each image, and describe the thinking behind a consistent series.

Goal

This example considers how related posts could feel like one series while giving each message room to stand on its own. It demonstrates a project with several supporting images rather than a single finished piece. The subject, schedule, and audience remain illustrative.

My role

This is a format example rather than a record of personal client contributions. For a real project, this section should explain the author’s responsibilities, the deliverables they handled, and any collaborators whose work appears in the gallery. Replace these notes with specific, accurate contributions.

Approach

The gallery moves from an overall composition to a portrait layout and a closer view. Repeated shapes and a shared palette suggest continuity between posts. Each image keeps its own proportions, so a tall piece can sit beside landscape artwork without losing content to cropping.

Outcome

The example delivers a complete portfolio entry with artwork, captions, and supporting text. There are no performance figures or client results to report. When real work replaces this entry, describe the delivered material or a supported observation, and leave out results that cannot be verified.

03 / PROJECT PLACEHOLDER

Brand storytelling

Copy · Visual content

An illustrative storytelling project brings copy and visual direction together around everyday moments. Six gallery images show the largest supported collection, with individual captions and descriptions that help readers follow the sequence.

Goal

This placeholder explores how a sequence of images and short messages could tell a connected story. It provides an example of the full six-image gallery and a writeup organized around the same prompts as the other projects. It does not represent an existing brand engagement.

My role

This is a format example rather than a record of personal client contributions. For a real project, this section should explain the author’s responsibilities, the deliverables they handled, and any collaborators whose work appears in the gallery. Replace these notes with specific, accurate contributions.

Approach

The sequence alternates wider compositions with portrait pieces and details. Simple forms create a common visual language while the captions explain the place of each image. All six images remain available on smaller screens, preserving the order and the complete artwork rather than hiding supporting material.

Outcome

The example delivers a complete portfolio entry with artwork, captions, and supporting text. There are no performance figures or client results to report. When real work replaces this entry, describe the delivered material or a supported observation, and leave out results that cannot be verified.