“I tried everything.”
Move the customer from blaming her body to questioning the products that kept failing her.
I turn customer language into paid-social angles, briefs and Shopify journeys. The job is not to make more content. It is to find the message that earns attention, then carry it through the page.
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Research finds the friction. Creative earns the click. The landing page keeps the promise. CRO identifies what to test next.
One working library—from the first hook to the post-click experience.
Polished brand creative and rough, platform-native executions both belong in the testing plan. I stay attached to the hypothesis—not the artwork.
Comparison, offer architecture, native proof and lifestyle positioning.
Frustration, identity-aware problem solving, native proof and cost contrast.
Mechanism, hygiene, customer proof and urgency across polished and native formats.
Clinical clarity and premium restraint, with Black and dark skin centered as the customer—not treated as an afterthought.
Advertorials, Shopify PDPs, campaign landers, merchandising and guided selling.
Confidential advertorial · identity withheldPerformance evidence from agency work and controlled conversion tests.
Agency work shown here was completed in my Creative Strategist role at Conversion Based. Performance figures are team outcomes from the agency portfolio.
Each case connects audience insight, creative direction, the post-click journey and the commercial decision that followed.
Most category messaging stops at “smooth skin.” The useful tension was underneath: irritation, coarse hair, hormonal regrowth and the feeling that mainstream hair-removal advice was not designed for every body.
Move the customer from blaming her body to questioning the products that kept failing her.
Name an ignored experience directly. Recognition becomes the trust mechanism.
Replace shame and resignation with a routine designed around the customer’s reality.
In a restricted category, loud claims create resistance. The strategy paired native-feeling paid creative with a proof-led store journey: clear product education, creator authority and consistent visual signals from ad to page.
Team outcome from Conversion Based’s agency portfolio.
Map objections around effect, dosage, trust and legitimacy before writing concepts.
Use product, creator and outcome cues instead of relying on aggressive claims.
The store answers the exact question raised by the ad instead of resetting the conversation.
The goal was not to make representation the “concept.” It was to give Black and dark skin the same premium, minimalist visual treatment the beauty category has long normalized elsewhere—while staying precise about hyperpigmentation, sensitivity and post-inflammatory marks.
The system moves between education, ingredient proof, customer evidence and premium product imagery. Each format answers a different objection without flattening the brand into generic “problem skin” advertising.
Use the audience’s exact hyperpigmentation question as the opening frame.
Center Black skin inside aspirational beauty codes—not outside them.
Connect the formula to a precise use case instead of reaching for vague “glow” language.
Editorial restraint protects desirability while the casting and skin context make the customer immediately clear.
Hyperpigmentation, ingredient confidence and routine fit become distinct hypotheses—not interchangeable hooks.
Customer proof, bundles and seasonal offers enter after relevance and trust have been established.
A large catalogue creates choice overload. The work reframed products around intent—sleep, stress, protection and gifting—then used merchandising, education and cart logic to help the customer decide.
Cart-upsell lift measured against a live control with Intelligems.
Conversion growth across the French lithotherapy portfolio.
Digital products do not have a physical object to carry the sale. The creative system had to make transformation, authority and product depth visible before asking for the purchase.
Authority-led pages, bundle architecture and product previews made an intangible offer feel concrete.
This case is intentionally partial. The brand name, proprietary research and most production assets are withheld; what remains demonstrates the strategic architecture without exposing the client.
Separate the private customer truth from the language she is comfortable engaging with publicly.
A diary-style confession earns attention before the commercial mechanism is revealed.
The advertorial transitions from identification to education, mechanism, reassurance and purchase intent.
I built a working library of ecommerce patterns to move faster without making every brand look the same.
I use Claude, Gemini and Codex to process large amounts of customer language, compare patterns and pressure-test hypotheses. Higgsfield helps translate approved directions into visual exploration. The final angle, claim, brief and testing decision still require human context and taste.
Pull customer language from reviews, comments, communities, support tickets, competitor ads and the product itself.
Different motivations, objections and awareness levels—not cosmetic variations of one idea.
Hook, visual device, proof, script beats, CTA and what the landing page must continue.
CPM and attention, CTR and intent, conversion rate and offer. Fix the actual constraint.
The report ends with a decision: kill, iterate, scale or open a new territory.
I started in corporate marketing at Schneider Electric, then moved into ecommerce, agency work and CRO. That path made me unusually comfortable moving between audience psychology, creative production, Meta performance and the Shopify experience after the click.
AI is embedded throughout my workflow—from research synthesis and audience hypotheses to creative exploration, iteration and production—but never used as a substitute for customer understanding or direct-response judgment.
Looking for someone who can own the thinking and still do the work?