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Social Media Design
Across Industries

A look at how I design social content for very different brands: B2B fintech, a science conference, a family-building agency, and a PropTech platform. Different audiences, same process.

Social Content Ad Creatives Template Systems
Social media collage — pieces from every client

One Process

The same steps behind every account, no matter the industry.

How I Work

  1. Brand audit. Review colors, type, tone, and what the brand already posts.
  2. Audience and goal. Define who we are talking to and what each post should do.
  3. Template system. Design a small set of layouts that cover most content types.
  4. Batch production. Create content in groups to keep a steady rhythm.
  5. Format adaptation. Resize and adjust each piece for feed, stories, carousels, and ads.

This keeps quality high while making it possible to deliver a lot of content on a tight schedule.

01 · Science Conference · Paid Social

SynBioBeta Ad Creatives

Creatives for the Super Early Bird ticket campaign.

Super Early Bird campaign creatives

SynBioBeta

These were paid ads with one job: sell tickets before the price goes up. So the offer and deadline come first, every ad has a clear call to action, and one clean design adapts to every ad size.

02 · PropTech · Instagram

Propel Social Content

Instagram posts for a building management software.

Instagram feed and feature posts in Spanish

Propel

Building management software is hard to show in a single post. I mixed real product screens with everyday moments, like booking the pool or checking expenses, so owners and managers could see how the app fits into their day. A purple and green system keeps the whole feed consistent.

03 · B2B Fintech · LinkedIn

Servana Financial Socials & Graphics

Educational content for a loan servicing platform.

LinkedIn carousels, produced in batches

Servana

Loan servicing is a technical topic. The carousels needed to explain it in a way a busy professional could follow while scrolling.

Key decisions
04 · Family Building · Organic + Ads

JBaby Visual Refresh

Created as part of the team at ATAK Interactive, a marketing agency in Los Angeles.

Social ads, organic posts, and landing page visuals

JBaby

Surrogacy is a sensitive topic. The existing collateral used a muted palette that made the subject feel heavy.

Key decisions
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