Everlast — Spec Ad (Concept Case Study)
This spec was built to demonstrate how I approach brand storytelling from concept to final cut.
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FIREUP Cookware | Fractional CMO
FIREUP is an innovative cast-iron cookware brand founded by an Oxford-trained rocket scientist and a traditional cookware manufacturer. Its patented fin technology distributes heat across the base and sides of the pan for faster, more even cooking.
As Fractional CMO, I am working with the founder to define the brand’s positioning, establish core value system. I also lead strategic marketing initiatives and stakeholder profiling that will translate their innovation into a distinctive brand proposition and a clear growth roadmap.
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Stachehaus x Stylo Creative x Weleda USA; a campaign produced by your's truly, celebrating the natural beauty that Weleda brings out in each of us🍃
View Full Video HERE (https://www.instagram.com/p/DKKk9o5pCBZ/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==)
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Build Jewelry Brand on Instagram
From inconsistent posting & unclear content strategy to creative content that aligns with their brand, consistent sales, and an audience that engages.
Most cafés are designed for people who want to be seen. I wanted to design one for people who’ve spent years not being seen.
Parents aged 38-52, with kids now grown, spent a decade making everyone else feel looked after. Nobody’s doing that for them anymore.
So the strategy behind Before started with one question: what would it feel like to be taken care of again?
The answer shaped every decision:
→ No clocks. The hourglass became the mark, a reminder that this is time that doesn’t need tracking.
→ Calm palette. Deliberately away from loud café energy and spa-café clichés.
→ A wall of memory and a note on every cup. Small rituals that bring the person back into focus.
Before anyone else, take care of yourself. That’s the whole brand.
Case study below 👇
https://contra.com/p/ZOcEeMYB-before-or-cafe-designed-for-parents?r=hoorain_arshad_h4kb4ubz
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Great product strategy starts with deep customer understanding. It starts with discovering the real problem—not the surface-level symptom, but the underlying pain that's worth solving.