At ConvertKit, I focused on building educational content in the form of emails, short-form social media videos, courses, and webinars. The unique challenges I faced revolved around keeping up with the consistently-changing digital economy in order to know the best content to teach and the purpose behind it.

It led to a lot of weekly research, interviews, and constantly making adjustments where necessary to ensure I was catering to our target audience.

4artworks, a home decor brand, was looking to sell to consumers directly through their E-commerce store. They had some sales coming in every month, but nothing significant seemed to be happening with their existing efforts at the time.

We used Facebook and Instagram ads to scale their e-commerce store revenue to drive traffic and increase monthly orders. Our goal was to create captivating creative that showcased the artwork while identifying winning audiences for better conversions and refining the checkout process for a seamless user experience. 

We created captivating ads, used engaging copy for both platforms, and found suitable audience targets that could help them achieve higher conversion rates among potential customers.

Results, our team scaled the ecommerce storefront from a few thousand per year to six figures in revenue with continued growth. 

• 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!

The new website should serve various audiences: investors, journalists and other Pharma companies. It should deliver the information in a clear, accessible way, and help users easily understand what the company does.