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In just 30 days, I helped a brand generate over $11K in revenue by leading a multi-channel digital marketing strategy across paid ads, SMS campaigns, and targeted outreach. I also designed high-performing graphics and creatives that elevated brand messaging and drove stronger engagement across platforms.
SMS campaigns alone brought in $5K in revenue, while the overall strategy resulted in a 600% increase in sales and a 250% growth in social media followers. By continuously A/B testing campaigns and analyzing performance metrics such as CTR, CPM, ROAS, and CPC, I refined messaging, visuals, and targeting to improve ROI.
This experience highlights my ability to combine creative design with data-driven marketing to drive measurable growth, improve conversions, and strengthen brand presence.
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DPISHOWCASE — Brand Identity
A bold visual identity designed to make ideas impossible to overlook.
DPI Showcase is a conceptual creative brand built around one simple idea: showcasing creative work in a way that feels energetic, modern and memorable.
For this identity, I wanted to move away from the typical clean-and-minimal creative industry aesthetic and create something with more personality. The visual language is based on a strong combination of red and yellow, geometric shapes and a distinctive symbol that can work independently from the wordmark.
The result is a flexible identity that feels playful and contemporary while remaining professional enough to work across digital and physical applications.
Visual Direction
Rather than relying on a neutral black-and-white identity, I built the visual direction around high-contrast red and yellow.
The combination creates an energetic and optimistic personality while giving the brand an instantly recognizable visual signature.
The red communicates energy, confidence and movement, while the yellow introduces warmth, creativity and a more playful character.
Together, they create a visual language that feels bold without becoming overly complicated.
The supporting neutral tones provide enough breathing room for the stronger colors and allow the identity to adapt to different compositions.
Graphic Language
To make the identity feel more distinctive, I developed a graphic system based on the logo symbol.
The rounded forms can be:
enlarged and cropped,
repeated into patterns,
layered,
rotated,
combined with photography,
used as framing elements,
or applied as subtle decorative details.
This creates a visual system that can continue to evolve beyond the original logo.
The goal was to make the brand recognizable even when the logo isn’t immediately visible.
Making the symbol work independently of the wordmark is what usually decides whether a system like this survives small formats, and the lanyard and bottle shots suggest it does. Did you land on a rule for how much of a layout the red can take before the neutrals have to come in, or is that judged case by case?