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Creative strategist and editor for DTC brands. 83 ads shipped in 14 days, best batch at $44.61 per order, with $3.2M+ in Meta spend behind my creative.
Creative strategy and editing for ecom and DTC brands. Research, briefs and the final cut, judged on cost per order.
Customer research, angle matrices, briefs and test plans, owned all the way to cost per order.
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Numbers straight from Meta Ads Manager and the funnel dashboards. Brand names stay under NDA, so they’re blurred in the screenshots below.
One broad CBO carried the account. The job was feeding it enough new creative to scale tenfold in a month without the return falling apart.
Two clothing brands, ABO and CBO testing across hero products, with a 2.28% CTR across 36.2M impressions.
Ads for one campaign, with the top two creatives each spending past $139k in the month.
Speaking to one audience segment was capping scale. I split messaging into pain, transformation and identity angles, and the best single ad booked 52 calls at $45.94.
Only solution-aware buyers converted. New top-of-funnel messaging brought every audience segment under $80 CPA, so a $97 average cart pays for the ad before anyone books a call.
A 38-second creator ad that stopped more than half the people who saw it. The retention curve shows where the next cut should come from.
One CBO, three ad sets: pain point, transformation, audience identity. 10 to 30 hook and copy variants in each.
30 to 40% of budget is guaranteed to every ad set, so each angle gets real data. Meta optimises the rest.
Judge at 2× target CPA. Above target, it’s off.
Below target, the floor comes off and the winner competes for spend. Then the cycle repeats.
The documents that decide what gets made, and why. Pick one to see what goes in it.
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No waiting for inspiration. Every account runs on the same four playbooks, so you always know what happens next and why.
A high hook rate is only good news if orders follow. Diagnostic numbers explain a result. They never replace it.
Tools I work in: Airtable · Frame.io · Hyros · Claude · Magnific · [Motion / Foreplay]
One operating system for creative. Every brief, edit, translation and test runs through it, for three DTC brands in eight languages. Nothing lives in someone’s head.
New concept or iteration of a control. Written down before a single frame is cut.
Every grade has a next step: scale it, iterate on it, or write the post-mortem.
Creator edits, statics and advertorials, faceless voiceover and AI scenes. Captions, sound and every ratio, checked word by word.
3D animation, AI visuals, 2D explainers, creator cuts and promo motion. Tap any ad to watch it with sound.
Four steps, the same every time. Nothing gets generated or shot until the storyboard is approved.
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Every batch I edited, logged in the client’s tracker from brief to launch.
The numbers above are mine. These are team-wide, from the ad accounts I work in alongside strategists, editors and media buyers. They show the size of the rooms I work in.
Macro Method and Eat More Method, sold through advertorials and direct-to-sales-page funnels. New ads need 50 conversions inside KPI before they move to scaling, and every edit is tracked against spend and KPI winners.
One of three DTC brands at Dolinsky Digital, alongside Holymouthwash and Soralune. I joined the creative team in November 2026.
Notes from my own tests, and teardowns of ads I wish I’d made.
Start with one sprint or hand over the whole pipeline. Every engagement is scoped to your account on a call, and starts with a free teardown of your ads.
Get a free teardownSomething not covered here? Ask my portfolio.
30 minutes. We go through your store and what’s running, and find where the next win is.