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Social Media & Ads Agency: Landing Page System, Gated Lead Capture & Case Study Engine
Complete website and lead generation system for a social media content and paid ads agency serving local service businesses.
I designed and built the full multi-page site in Framer around the agency’s services, client results, case studies, and core offers, with a strong focus on converting traffic into qualified leads.
The project included custom lead capture functionality, CRM integration, Meta tracking, scheduling, CMS driven case studies, sitewide chat, and the supporting infrastructure needed to manage and grow the site over time.
The result is a polished, scalable website that supports both organic and paid acquisition while giving the agency a much stronger system for turning visitors into booked opportunities.
The new conversion flow started producing leads within its first week live.
This is a strong example of making a marketing site behave like a real acquisition system rather than a brochure. The gated lead flow, CMS case studies, and tracking stack feel thoughtfully connected to the conversion goal.
Social media strategy and day-to-day management for Nature's Variety in France, the natural pet food brand. Instagram and Facebook, from editorial planning to community management and monthly reporting.
Developed an organic, custom visual style and template system for a Bulgarian NGO through a set of 6 foundational social media posts. Designed to eliminate generic "AI slop," the project equipped the team with reusable visual frameworks and tailored AI prompts, enabling them to generate high-quality, on-brand graphics independently for future campaigns.
Handing over the prompts alongside the templates is the part most teams skip, and it's what decides whether the style survives six months without you. Did you bake the guardrails into the prompts themselves, or keep the rules in a separate doc?