I worked with 3D printing tech, a 3D printing shop out of Atlanta focusing on 3D production and manufacturing. Having had some success with digital, they were looking for a way to refine their paid strategy to focus exclusively on an industrial commercial buyer profile, as opposed to individuals with small/singular printing jobs. By refining our targeting and leveraging audience strategy to only focus spend on B2B traffic, we were able to increase the new sale conversion rate 75%.

• To begin, we did a comprehensive needs analysis - uncovering which pages would need to be added, and how we could structure the site so the team could continue to iterate on it.

• Next, we began devising the design system - how would the visual identity of the brand evolve to reflect this new direction?

• Finally, with these assets in hand - we planned out the entire sitemap and URL structure, so everyone knew what the final site would entail. From there, we were off to the races!

Michael was unsure if there was a viable market opportunity to provide virtual dermatology to Americans. He needed a viable way to test his business idea quickly. He turned to me to build out a paid ad program to gather leads for Clear Health.

The two of us needed to determine viable benchmarks of the cost per lead to determine whether or not this was a profitable business venture to supplement Nefaire. Additionally, we needed to determine the best ad platform to reach people interested in online dermatology.

Adventure Warehouse's #1 goal was to sell excess inventory. In a crowded, trend-driven and competitive market, Adventure Warehouse knew that they needed to be in front of consumers when they were searching for their products. They chose to work with a group of PPC specialists to ensure that the excess inventory they had sitting in their facilities would move and move quickly.